Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, also known as the Sussexes, find themselves at a crossroads in the United States as they face criticism and dwindling opportunities.

The couple made the decision to leave the British Royal Family in 2020, seeking a new life away from the constraints of their royal duties.

Since then, they have thrown themselves into various projects to advance their careers.

However, Giles Kenningham, former Calms adviser at Number 10, believes their prospects in the US may be on the decline.

In an interview with GB News, Kenningham expressed his view that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are seemingly engaged in a battle against themselves, with little reaction from the Royal Family.

He stated, “I mean, it almost feels like for Harry and Meghan, they’re fighting a war against themselves because the Royal Family aren’t really reacting to a lot of this.

I think essentially it’s the law of diminishing returns for Harry and Meghan, they can have a go once on this.

If they keep having a go I think people are going to stop listening.”

Furthermore, Kenningham highlighted the couple’s waning popularity in the UK, raising questions about their public relations strategy and their options for the future.

The Sussexes’ attempt to establish relevance in the US has faced setbacks, with their podcast deal with Spotify being cancelled earlier this year.

The head of podcast innovation and monetization at Spotify even referred to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as “grifters.”

This turn of events has left many wondering if the couple still has anything meaningful to contribute.

Camilla Tomminy, the presenter, questioned whether the recent revelations about the alleged royal racist and discussions regarding Archie’s skin tone would undermine any future endeavors by Meghan, such as writing a book or sharing further personal experiences.

In response, Kenningham suggested that the couple’s bitterness might overshadow their ability to move forward and make a fresh start.

Adding to the ongoing controversy surrounding the Sussexes, Omid Scobie’s new book, titled “Endgame,” has reignited tensions between the couple and the royal family.

The book names two royals who allegedly engaged in racially insensitive conversations about Archie’s skin color, confirming years of speculation.

These allegations first arose in 2021 when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle spoke with Oprah Winfrey, revealing that concerns were raised about their son’s complexion without disclosing the identities of those involved.

As Prince Harry and Meghan Markle navigate their post-royal lives in the US, their future remains uncertain.

The fallout from the Spotify deal, combined with the ongoing controversies and diminishing public interest, raises questions about their next steps.

Will they be able to regain relevance and find new avenues for success?

Only time will tell if the Sussexes can overcome these challenges and carve out a meaningful path forward.