The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have enjoyed relative success on Netflix; their controversial docuseries 'Harry & Meghan' premiered on the streaming giant with a total of 81.55 million hours watched in its first week, making it the highest viewing time of any documentary streaming debut.
Prince Harry and Meghan have had less luck with Spotify, where their deal "mutually" ended prematurely and a senior executive publicly branded them "grifters".
Weeks after the Duchess announced the launch of her new lifestyle website 'American Riviera Orchard', Harry and Meghan's production company Archewell Productions has announced two new nonfiction series.
In a clear break from royal protocol, keeping in mind they are no longer working members of the Royal Family and are entitled to do so, Meghan's project is listed first on the Sussex.com website.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have enjoyed relative success on Netflix.
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"Curated by Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex, and in partnership with The Intellectual Property Corporation (a part of Sony Pictures Television), will celebrate the joys of cooking & gardening, entertaining, and friendship."
Right up Meghan's street, perhaps the series could be interpreted as a small-screen version of her former lifestyle blog 'The Tig' which she gave up upon her engagement to Prince Harry.
The prince, son of King Charles III and fifth in line to the British throne, comes second in the announcement.
Harry's series "will provide viewers with unprecedented access to the world of professional polo. Known primarily for its aesthetic and social scene, the series will pull the curtain back on the grit and passion of the sport, capturing players and all it takes to compete at the highest level."
Prince Harry and Meghan have had less luck with Spotify, where their deal "mutually" ended prematurely and a senior executive publicly branded them "grifters".
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Harry and Meghan will likely insist they are one team, with neither side trying to 'outshine' the other - a strategy Prince Harry openly criticised in his memoir 'Spare' where he claimed different royal households sometimes operated against each other.
Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace declined to comment on the allegation.
Fans of Meghan might praise the Duchess, as a champion of women's rights and a former advocate for UN Women, for having such a modern and feminist approach to a formal announcement.
All of this could simply be a coincidence, but The Duke and Duchess' critics could jump to conclusions about who is pulling the strings behind the scenes.
It is clear both series focus on Prince Harry and Meghan's individual and separate passions.
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Archewell Productions said both shows are in "various stages" of production, and Netflix has given no further details on release dates or the series' titles.
It is clear both series focus on Prince Harry and Meghan's individual and separate passions.
The multimillion-dollar Netflix deal may be joint, but both Harry and Meghan appear to be focusing on their own solo projects.
Prince Harry is reportedly working on a documentary focused on Africa, but no details have been officially announced.
Away from Netflix, The Prince said he was "honoured" that acclaimed artists had contributed their work to a fundraising auction to support his Sentebale charity.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are continuing to pursue their media careers to fund their expensive lifestyle.
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Prince Harry co-founded the charity in 2006 to respond to the needs of vulnerable children and young people living in Lesotho in southern Africa.
Meghan, meanwhile, appears to be branding herself as an idealised luxury lifestyle influencer with the help of the prestigious Hollywood agency WME.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are continuing to pursue their media careers to fund their expensive lifestyle and hefty security bill.
Let's see if their latest Netflix projects can match the success of their first, without revealing further private details about the Royal Family.