Doubts surrounding the popularity of Prince Harry and Megan Markle were raised by a commentator on Talk TV's Kinsey's Right Roundup episode.
Kinsey Scoffield mentioned an anonymous source quoted by US Weekly, expressing shock at Markle's popularity. Scoffield, however, criticized the credibility of the outlet, suggesting that it lacks respect. The magazine clarified that the Sussexes are prioritizing quality over quantity in their projects, opting for select opportunities.
Scoffield humorously referenced Markle's recent return to acting in a coffee ad, implying that the Instagram coffee video may not represent high-quality content. She also teased Prince Harry's limited podcast episodes on Spotify, contrasting it with Markle's solo ventures, where she interviewed notable personalities.
Scoffield further addressed reports on the Sussexes' popularity, distinguishing between recognition and genuine popularity. She emphasized that being known does not necessarily equate to being popular, hinting at the potential for infamy. Recently, scrutiny has surrounded Megan Markle's significantly higher salary for James Holt, raising questions about the origins of funds designated for charitable purposes.
Concerns have been raised regarding the Sussexes' commitment to ethical journalism, given their limited charitable involvement and substantial salaries. Lady C, an outspoken critic, highlighted Holt's dramatic salary increase, alleging his role in managing funds originating from charitable sources. Lady C questioned the financial practices, pointing out discrepancies in interest income and expressing doubts about the reported projects aligning with legal costs.
Lady C suggested a potential strategic movement of funds between accounts, raising broader questions about the Sussexes' financial transparency.
