Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have faced a scathing assessment of their showbiz careers, being labeled a Hollywood flop.
The Wall Street Journal was the first to criticize them, publishing an article titled “Harry and Meghan produce a Hollywood flop themselves.”
Rolling Stone followed suit with a piece called “Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are in their flop era.”
Columnist Daniela Elsa, writing for News.com Australia, humorously highlighted the couple’s fall from grace, stating, “F is for Flop” in her ABC-style analysis of the Royal Family.
In recent weeks, the decline in Harry and Meghan’s professional fortunes has been the talk of the royal world.
Despite making grand announcements about lucrative deals, it seems reality has caught up with them.
The couple had hoped that their royal status would guarantee their success as superstars, but sources claim they did little to earn their keep.
Even their Netflix deal is reportedly underperforming, leading them to explore new avenues as internet influencers for fashion brands.
The negative branding of Harry and Meghan as con artists or scammers has dealt a devastating blow to their ambitions of Hollywood domination.
It has put other companies on guard, questioning the authenticity of the Sussexes.
Following the Spotify scandal, rumors circulated that Meghan was on the verge of signing a $15 million deal with Christian Dior to become their new face, with Harry riding on her coattails to promote their male fashion line.
However, the French fashion house denied any knowledge of such an agreement, sparking speculation that the Sussexes may have fabricated the story to secure a lucrative deal.
Perhaps Meghan believed that being a fashion icon would be more profitable and easier than saving the world, but it appears to have backfired.
The Palace insider reveals that the bombshell criticism aimed at the grifters comes as no surprise, as staff members have long considered them entitled, delusional, rude, lazy, and averse to hard work.
It seems that little has changed, and the couple continues to live in a fairy tale fantasy.
Their attempt to capitalize on their victim narrative for financial freedom has spectacularly failed.
Losing the Spotify deal alone will cost the Sussexes a staggering $10 million, according to industry insiders.
They now face the challenge of finding new means to finance their extravagant lifestyle, which includes their $14.5 million Montecito home, annual security costs of around $2 million, Meghan’s exorbitant clothing expenses, staffing, travel expenses (including private planes), and Harry’s ongoing legal battles in the British court system.
Palace sources suggest that the couple is desperately seeking new sources of income to sustain themselves.
Meghan may even contemplate reviving her lifestyle blog, The Tig, which she closed down in 2017 after entering a relationship with Harry.
It is undoubtedly a humbling prospect for the former royal duchess to transition from royalty to a desperate internet influencer.
In a surprising turn of events, Kelly Osbourne, daughter of Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, publicly criticized Harry for his constant whining and complaining, referring to him as a “fucking twat” for his incessant self-pity.
It appears that Hollywood is finally waking up to the true nature of the Sussexes, and it is about time.
The couple’s fall from grace has been met with widespread skepticism and criticism.
The future remains uncertain for Harry and Meghan, as they scramble to secure their financial stability and regain their tarnished reputations.