Who'd have thought? Someone's lying.

Harry and Meghan Markle 'talked with billion-dollar video firm a year before Megxit'

It comes after Prince Harry claimed in the couple's Oprah interview that he only cut deals with Spotify and Netflix because the royal family cut him off, leaving the couple with hefty security bills

"We didn’t have a plan. That was suggested by somebody else by the point of where my family literally cut me off financially, and I had to afford… afford security for us."

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were in talks with a billion-dollar US video company a year before they stepped down as senior royals, according to reports.

Prince Harry, 36, and Meghan Markle, 39, are said to have met with Quibi, a now-defunct streaming service, from early 2019 until after they quit as working royals last January.

Business proposals reportedly reached advanced stages before being put on hold by the pandemic and ultimately falling through when the app, tipped as a rival to Youtube, failed to take off.

Sources claim the couple spoke with its founder Jeffrey Katzenberg and its CEO Meg Whitman, a former president of eBay and Hewlett Packard.

Plans were reportedly in place for Harry to produce a series of 10-minute videos for the streaming platform, with a source close to the situation saying: "There were well developed proposals in place with Quibi from early 2019.”

A royal source added: "A lot of it was orchestrated by Meghan’s people in America. It was a bit of a secret squirrel.”

Harry and Meghan Markle 'talked with billion-dollar video firm a year before Megxit'