Netflix takes a lot of heat for its cancellations, but nobody seems to mind Harry and Meghan getting the boot

Whenever Netflix hits its big red cancellation button, you can bet your house on the fandom of the project in question immediately mobilizing with hashtags, petitions, and campaigns designed to try and convince the streaming service to reverse its decision.

While that obviously hasn’t happened even once as of yet, there don’t seem to be many tears being shed after various reports claimed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could be next on the chopping block. Having already been ditched by Spotify and then blasted by a company executive for being grifters, losing out on another lucrative deal with a major player in the world of entertainment could potentially be a hammer blow.

After all, outside of his military experience, charity work, ambassadorial duties, and ability to smile and wave, best-selling author Harry doesn’t seem to have much in the way of transferable skills applicable to the real world, while Meghan has made it clear she’s got no intention of stepping back on set to resume her acting career.

To call the pair polarizing would be an understatement, but having delivered the total sum of one documentary series so far, Netflix subscribers – or at least a certain section – wouldn’t exactly be distraught seeing the back of them.

Suffice to say, #SaveWarriorNun this ain’t. The British press in particular seem to be having a field day with the couple allegedly enduring misfortune being piled on top of misery, but that’s no surprise when the press have been established as Prince Harry’s number one enemy ever since he first severed ties with the Royal Family.