Harry and Meghan Markle have received a warning about their declining popularity, as they find themselves at the bottom of the wealth ladder in Hollywood.

This revelation comes from commentator and author Daniela Elsa, who recently wrote an article for the New Zealand Herald.

In her piece, Elsa delved into the truth behind the luxurious NetJet lifestyle and how the couple needs to find ways to earn more money to sustain such a lavish way of living.

She also mentioned their reported $100 million Netflix deal, which has undoubtedly contributed to their financial stability.

However, Elsa pointed out that this figure may include expenses such as production costs and staff salaries.

It is also unlikely that they received the full payment upfront, as it is usually distributed over time.

Elsa emphasized that the issue lies not only in the amount they are making but also in how small that sum seems compared to what their new celebrity friends are earning.

Even if Harry and Meghan were paid every dollar they were owed, they would still be the least wealthy individuals at the table during gatherings with A-list celebrities.

The couple’s Netflix series, “Spare,” has further complicated their situation, as its release has negatively impacted their approval ratings.

In his Netflix special, “Selective Outrage,” comedian Chris Rock mocked Meghan Markle’s comments during her interview with Oprah Winfrey, where she accused an unnamed member of the royal family of racism and expressed her feeling of isolation within the royal household.

Netflix had previously announced the premiere of “Heart of Invictus,” a new series from Arch Royal Productions, set to follow a group of extraordinary competitors from around the world who have overcome life-changing injuries or illnesses to compete at the Invictus Games.

However, there is currently no information about the series on Netflix’s website, leaving royal fans wondering about its status.

Speculation suggests that Harry’s alleged drug use may have led to the Invictus Games distancing themselves from him.

Furthermore, Netflix seems displeased with the underwhelming performance of a documentary released by the couple, which lacked plot and failed to captivate audiences.

Random House also faced criticism for their involvement in the project.

Under their Netflix deal, Harry and Markle have released two docuseries so far.

“Live to Lead” features interviews with world leaders and celebrities, including Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Gloria Steinem.

On the other hand, “Harry and Meghan” is a tell-all documentary that broke viewership records but received criticism for its self-centered nature.

Additionally, an animated kids show named “Pearl” was announced but later canceled before its release.

With all this negative attention and mockery, it raises questions about whether Netflix and Spotify will continue to seek new content from the couple.

Will their contractual obligations be fulfilled adequately, or will their financial gain be affected?

It is doubtful that Netflix would want to continue working with Harry and Meghan, especially since they are being openly mocked without consequences.

Hate watchers might lose interest and stop tuning in, causing Netflix to invest more money into a partnership that may not yield positive results.

The couple’s future as content creators remains uncertain, and their ability to fulfill their contractual obligations will play a significant role in determining their success in Hollywood.