This decrease in subscribers comes after a 2.4 million drop during the first quarter, marking the first decline for Disney+ since its launch in November 2019.
On Friday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill into law, allowing the newly-formed Central Tourism Oversight District Board to cancel development agreements with Disney.
"Disney was openly and legally granted a unique and special privilege, that privilege of running its own local government," former Florida Supreme Court justice Alan Lawson said. "That era is ending."
"There is a bill that will be put out in the Florida legislature that will make sure that the agreements purported to be entered in by Disney are revoked and the people's will is established and is upheld," Gov. DeSantis said.
The investigation was prompted by accusations made by DeSantis' newly appointed board that the Reedy Creek board members signed a previous agreement with Disney, undermining the powers of the new board, which DeSantis claims has "legal infirmities."