Prince Harry is "treading a different path" to wife Meghan Markle following the couple's latest deal with Netflix, it has been claimed.

Speaking to GB News, former BBC Royal Correspondent Jennie Bond says the Duchess of Sussex has "won" against her critics with the announcement.

The Sussexes and Netflix confirmed an extension to their partnership through Archewell Productions, in the form of a "multi-year, first look deal for film and television projects".

Jennie Bond says Prince Harry is treading a 'different path' to Meghan Markle following their latest Netflix announcement

Discussing the deal on GB News, Jennie Bond stated: "There was no statement from Harry and Meghan and no indication at any point, but we all decided that the Netflix deal was dead in the water, so it's one in the eye, actually, to all her detractors.

"There's one show that's in the can already, that's her lifestyle show, there's a holiday special about Christmas, and then there's the Ugandan documentary."

Highlighting Prince Harry's insignificant role in the announcement and deal extension, Bond claimed television "isn't his forte".

She said: "Harry was mentioned in that only as one of many producers, quite a long way down, actually, and Meghan is also mentioned there. The rest of it is all very, very vague.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have announced an extension of their Netflix partnership. | Getty

"But the fact of the matter is, Meghan has won, and we have to eat humble pie."

Noting a clear difference between Harry and Meghan's approaches to their Netflix projects, Bond pointed out that the Duke is "far better not on the celebrity treadmill" like Meghan is.

She explained: "I think he has realised that perhaps television isn't his forte, producing television programmes is really not as easy as he might have thought, and he's far better not on the celebrity treadmill.

"He's much better using his name for his campaigns, and I think that he is going to be going in that direction with just a little foot in the Netflix camp from time to time."

Bond told GB News that Meghan Markle has 'won' against her critics following the announcement

Asked by host Martin Daubney if Harry will instead focus on his military projects, Bond responded: "I think the military stuff is very difficult for him because he has been stripped of all his military appointments and that hurt him a great deal. But he does have the Invictus Games, which is his biggest success so far.

"So I'm sure he is obviously going to continue with that, but I think he will be treading a different path."

She concluded: "Netflix say that they are very influential voices, Harry and Meghan, and it's true. Whatever they do, whatever they say or whatever gesture they make, we're all over it, aren't we?

"Meghan is the celebrity, she is the LA girl, and he has a bit of a bit part here, but hopefully, that's the way they want to work it, and he will create a different path for himself."