has vowed to stand by the Sussexes despite disappointing ratings and dire reviews for latest documentary.

POLO, , was branded "boring" and "tedious" by critics. One reviewer described it as "a dull indulgence about a rich person’s pursuit."

It has led to whispers , with insiders suggesting .

But Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria believes the show - called With Love Meghan - will be a hit. The 55-year-old TV professional said: "'It is such a great take on a lifestyle show and showcase for California, Montecito and nature. It really has great takeaways. I was like 'oh my God, I want to really do that pasta.' There's really easy great takeaways on life. I am really excited about that coming out."

Harry and Meghan, though, did not do any high profile promotion for the series, which is set to begin on March 4 on the streaming platform. Yet, : "It's make or break. People say Netflix are exhausted... It's so much work with her and, bluntly, the 'deliverable' does not seem to be worth it."

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However, Ms Bajaria added other projects are already in development and these do not rely on With Love Meghan's success. It is understood to be the first time a senior Netflix executive has gone on the record to confirm The Sussexes will move forward with projects.

The boss told Meghan, 43, is working on a screen adaptation of the bestselling romance novel Meet Me at the Lake by Carley Fortune. Ms Bajaria added: "It is in development. It is a great book, she had it and we are happy to do it... We have things in development. Everyone is excited about what is coming. I am really excited for her show."

The media executive spoke at the 2025 Next on Netflix Preview Event in Los Angeles, where one of the streamer's top comics took a swipe at The Sussexes' performances during the high profile presentation. for having "no specific plan" when they landed a content deal with the American powerhouse.