The reports said that Spotify was trying to get something in development with the couple by advertising for a team of three producers to work on a show with their Archewell Audio production company. Vanity Fair confirmed reports last week indicating that Spotify was concerned about their lack of output. After releasing just one, 34-minute episode in December 2020, the couple “currently don’t have anything else in development with Spotify,” Vanity Fair writer Joe Pompeo reported Tuesday, citing a source familiar with the matter. Harry and Meghan haven’t, however, for reasons that remain mysterious. Rogan is shown here at a UFC event in November 2019.(Erick W. Joe Rogan, one of the world’s highest paid and most popular podcast hosts, is giving air to anti-vaccine narratives. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, people said, could have made good on their reported $25 million deal with Spotify to produce podcasts in 2021, and their shows could have countered Rogan’s “dangerous” misinformation by providing scientifically valid information about COVID and vaccines.

After Prince Harry and Meghan Markle issued a statement last weekend, sharing their “concerns” about Spotify’s star podcaster Joe Rogan disseminating COVID-19 misinformation, some on Twitter said the couple could have been doing more than just express those concerns.

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