Turns out, Hollywood is the land of fleeting feuds and bouncing back to friendships at glamorous parties! That seems true for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, who turned quite a few heads when they showed up at Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos’ Montecito party. The timing couldn’t have been more interesting, as just weeks after, gossip started swirling about supposed tensions between the Sussexes and the streaming giant.However, at the party, as per eye-witness scoops, nobody would’ve guessed there was even a hint of drama. Meghan and Harry chatted easily with Sarandos, exchanged hugs, and generally seemed right at home.It all looked pretty friendly, even warm, which left everyone wondering: did they ever have a beef at all?
All about Ted Sarandos’ Montecito party, Meghan and Harry attended
Per People, Ted Sarandos and his wife, Nicole Avant, hosted the bash at their place in Montecito on April 10, 2026. It wasn’t just another glitzy get-together; the event doubled as a “Tastemaker” night for the upcoming second season of ‘Beef’, the hit comedy-drama anthology.Meghan and Harry weren’t the only stars in the room. Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Charles Melton, Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom, Justin Trudeau, Lionel Boyce, and some more big names. Basically, it was a who’s-who of Hollywood and beyond.Meghan wore a bright chartreuse gown by Heidi Merrick with Jimmy Choo heels, while Harry kept things classic in a navy suit. In the photos, Meghan and Nicole Avant held hands. In another shot, they hugged. The vibe was all smiles, none of the chill you’d expect if there really was a falling-out.
Meghan Markle’s rumored beef with Netflix: Is it over?
Now, about the supposed “beef” between the Sussexes and the OTT platform.Here’s a quick rewind: Back in 2020, as AP News reported, Meghan and Harry signed a huge deal with the platform (reportedly around USD 100 million) to make original content for the platform through Archewell Productions. Their first big release, ‘Harry & Meghan’, drew massive audiences and made headlines everywhere. But not everything since then has caught fire: Meghan’s 2025 lifestyle show, ‘With Love, Meghan’, barely made a splash.Recently, rumors started that the streamer was scaling back its commitment, shifting from an open-ended partnership to a “first-look” deal. This sparked talk of trouble between both sides.In March, Variety reported there was tension brewing between both camps, but they shot it down. The Sussexes’ lawyer, Michael J. Kump, told the outlet, insisting things are fine and that Meghan talks to Sarandos all the time. Meanwhile, the streamer’s Chief Content Officer, Bela Bajaria, even called out the reports as “not to be believed” and reminded everyone that the company still works with the Sussexes on new projects.Right after all this speculation, Meghan and Harry announced a brand new show for the OTT platform: a drama set in Wellington, Florida’s polo scene, inspired by Harry’s own love of the sport.Per Deadline, the show will follow the zany, occasionally messy lives of two rival teams and their families. And, just recently, the platform confirmed that Meghan and Harry’s partnership continues, with several projects in the works, including ‘The Wedding Date’ and ‘Meet Me at the Lake’.
