Prince Harry and Meghan appear to be in for more difficulty as a result of a poor decision they made following a significant alteration.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who quit their senior royal positions in 2020 to pursue a life away from the Firm, bought a 12-million-dollar house in Montecito, California.
According to a public relations specialist, the pair, who were first welcomed with several rich offers, are now battling to maintain a consistent income after receiving negative news from Hollywood.
According to public relations expert Mark Borkowski, the Sussexes have only exacerbated their problems by heavily supporting their new lifestyle, beginning with their pricey US home.
“In Hollywood, it’s also about making money, and they need to make a lot of money because they’re cut off from the source,” he told The Sun. “If there’s no positivity, no smiles, and just angst covering their brand, then it becomes unwound.”
Harry and Meghan have received ᴄʀɪᴛɪᴄɪsᴍ for continually complaining about their time with the royals. Furthermore, according to The Hollywood Reporter, a staff member referred to the former Suits actress as ‘Duchess Difficult’.
“Sooner or later, that seemed to be the continual narrative that never changed,” Borkowski explained. “The biggest problem for them is that many of their ventures have not worked, and that became news.”
To sustain income flow, the couple is now desperately fighting to keep their lucrative Netflix contract after their Spotify arrangement fell through. If they are unable to make enough money, the couple may lose their California mansion.
“The Netflix deals, podcasts, and content just didn’t work. There are only so many Oprah-style interviews you can actually do,” the PR guru highlighted.
“If you don’t have the currency and are perceived as negative, and your inner sanctum, your staff, reflects poor judgement, then you lose your power.”
