It seems that things couldn’t get much worse for Harry and Meghan, the former Royals.

However, recent events have proven otherwise, and many are pointing fingers at the couple themselves.

Their silence in the face of criticism and their blatant hypocrisy have not gone unnoticed.

Take, for example, their private jet escapades, where they claimed to prioritize privacy and then appeared in a Netflix documentary series with their children, seemingly motivated by money.

This blatant contradiction has raised eyebrows.

But now, Harry and Meghan find themselves facing an even bigger problem, one that they have brought upon themselves through their latest escapade.

Allow me to elaborate.

Good morning!

How are you today?

It’s great to have you here.

By the way, did you know that on this day in 1936, the first-ever radio station request show aired?

It was called “You Ask, We Play,” and it originated in Berlin.

It was a brilliant concept, especially considering that letter-writing has become obsolete in this age of text messages and social media.

There was something special about hearing the DJ read out a letter from a listener.

It created a sense of warmth and connection.

Radio has always been about reaching out to those who may be feeling alone.

But I digress; let’s get back to our breaking news story of the day.

For Harry and Meghan, it’s undoubtedly a challenging situation.

They were mercilessly mocked on South Park earlier this year, and now Family Guy has joined in on the fun.

However, the real issue lies beyond the mockery.

The couple is now being labeled as freeloaders and grifters, with people openly discussing it on television programs.

This poses a significant problem for their employer, Netflix, especially considering reports that employees won’t receive a pay raise this year.

It’s a constant reminder that money is being poured into individuals who haven’t produced anything of value.

This revelation has caused quite a stir at Netflix’s headquarters in the United States, as it tarnishes their reputation more than it does Harry and Meghan’s.

The world is well aware of Harry and Meghan’s limited involvement in charity work, amounting to just one hour a week.

Now, Netflix must decide how to respond to this revelation.

They have two options: either demand more content from the couple or sever ties with them completely.

Both choices carry significant implications for Harry, Meghan, and Netflix.

It must be a worrisome predicament for all parties involved because a cartoon series has managed to expose what they should have been striving to achieve through hard work.

These are indeed strange times we live in.

Neil Shawn reporting from the heart of London.