It has been a tumultuous year for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, as they faced a series of setbacks and controversies that have left them as laughing stocks in the eyes of many.

The couple’s troubles began early in the year when their Netflix docuseries received poor ratings and Harry’s memoir sparked controversy.

Things only went downhill from there.

During a visit to New York, the Sussexes found themselves in the middle of what they described as a near-catastrophic car chase, which further tarnished their image.

Adding to their woes, Spotify confirmed that they would be ending their agreement with the couple.

It seemed that every step they took was met with disappointment and criticism.

Despite a few glimmers of hope, such as the success of the Invictus Games in September and Harry’s victory in a phone hacking case, their prospects for reconciliation with the Royal family were shattered by the release of Omid Scobie’s book, “Endgame.”

This devastating blow further widened the rift between the couple and the Royals.

Raffi Haidel-Mankoo, a leading Royal expert, expressed his views on the matter during an interview with GB News.

He stated, “I think this has been a disastrous year for the Montecito duo, topping and tailing with two disastrous books.

‘Spare’ made them a laughing stock globally, and their worldwide privacy tour resembled something out of South Park.”

The couple’s reputation took another hit when they failed to address the claims made by Scobie in his book, despite numerous experts advising them to distance themselves from the author.

To make matters worse, Meghan was recently labeled a narcissist by tech radio host Kim Comando on her show.

Comando’s scathing remarks reflect a growing sentiment among media personalities who are no longer afraid to voice their disdain for the couple.

Harry and Meghan’s move to California was intended to establish them as American royals.

However, they have instead been compared to turkeys, a dish typically consumed on Thanksgiving.

Mark Bukowski, a PR guru, believes that the couple needs to change their approach if they want to remain relevant in the new year.

He warns that 2024 could either be their best year or their absolute worst.

Bukowski emphasized the importance of success and financial gains in the entertainment industry, stating, “Turkeys are only acceptable for Thanksgiving.”

Speculation has arisen that the industry may be growing weary of the couple’s presence.

Bukowski added, “Something’s beginning to unwind at the heart of Meghan and Harry.

I think 2024 is going to be seismic.”

The ongoing scrutiny surrounding the Sussexes has created a negative environment that is detrimental to their image.

In Tinseltown, negativity is not embraced, and the couple’s current approach clearly isn’t working.

The future remains uncertain for Harry and Meghan, with their brand potentially facing either a remarkable recovery or complete undoing.

As the year comes to a close, it is evident that the once-beloved couple has fallen from grace and become the subject of ridicule across various genres.

Their journey from global admiration to mockery serves as a cautionary tale for those seeking fame and success.

Only time will tell if Harry and Meghan can salvage their reputation and find a new positive path forward.