Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been working on various new ventures since moving to California two years ago, ranging from Netflix to Spotify. Many of them were intended to debut this year. This was an attempt to begin a new Hollywood career for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. And divert their attention away from the royal limelight.

Even though they are no longer working royals, the pair will attend Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee this year. But it hasn’t all been rainbows and sunshine since they departed the UK. And according to a royal biographer, Queen’s decision isn’t good news for them. Let us find out what he had to say.

Things are not looking good for Meghan, Harry, and Netflix

After experiencing “discomfort” during Thursday’s celebrations, the Queen had to withdraw for mobility concerns. According to royal analyst Omid Scobie, the Prince of Wales will formally represent his mother at the funeral at St Paul’s Cathedral.

While Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s attendance is also in the talks. Tom Bower, a royal biographer, has subsequently suggested that the Queen’s journal update will derail their Netflix ambitions.

Mr. Bower, talking to GB News, said: “The one good thing which I do think is a terrible shame that the Queen can’t go to St Paul’s. But it does mean that Netflix can’t get the pan from Meghan to the Queen. That’s cut out now.”

The presenter then asked Tom about the real intention of the couple’s appearance. The presenter raised the question saying that was it possible that Meghan and Harry’s fame and popularity in big countries like America was only because of their proximity to the Royal family.

To which Bower replied blatantly saying, “Absolutely. The moment Harry discovered his bid to appear on the balcony had been vetoed by the unbelievably wise advisers to the Queen, 18 minutes later he said he was coming.”

What do you guys think now that Queen shall not be at the Platinum Jubilee Service of Thanksgiving? Let us know in the comments.