Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are putting all their energy into making Archewell Productions a success. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex took a big step toward the enhancement of their production house by signing a multimillion-dollar deal with Netflix. Their first product for the streamer is all set to release next year. It is docuseries that will reflect on the lives of Harry and Meghan.

The Netflix show has been making headlines ever since its announcement due to its controversial content targeting the House of Windsor. Meanwhile, Meghan Markle announced a project called Pearl last year, but it was shelved by the American streaming service earlier this year. The former actress is also running a podcast called Archetypes under Archewell Productions. The podcast has been a huge success as it occupied the first spot for two weeks after its release. What more the viewers can expect from the production house in the future? 

Meghan Markle reflects on the importance of love

Meghan Markle revealed that she and her husband Prince Harry love the idea of love. Thus, this will be the defining factor for all the future projects made by the couple under Archewell Productions. Elaborating on her opinion, the Suits alum added that people connected to their wedding in 2018 as it projected the brighter side of love. 

“So much of how my husband and I see things is through our love story. People love love. And our definition of love is really expansive: Partner love, self-love, the love of community and family. We use that as the baseline for the kind of shows and documentaries we want out there,” Meghan told Variety. 

Further, Markle revealed how she misses the rom-com king of stories. The former actress has watched movies like When Harry Met Sally millions of times, as that is what she really feels connected to. Thus, the 41-year-old wants the people to bask in the same feeling. For fiction shows, Meghan and Harry are targeting content that is not too serious and projects things in a light manner. Meanwhile, in documentaries and docuseries, they want to reflect on the emotional injuries that occur by loving a thing, place, or person. 

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