US taxpayers are fuming as Meghan Markle and Prince Harry allegedly apply for unemployment benefits in California, sparking outrage over their financial choices.
Branded as Hollywood's fallen stars, the couple's once-promising prospects have dimmed, leaving royal watchers and entertainment insiders questioning their future endeavors. A renowned royal expert has cautioned the duo about their forthcoming projects, citing their recent setbacks in Tinsel Town.
The Hollywood Reporter's annual report on industry winners and losers didn't favor Meghan and Harry, placing them squarely on the latter side. Criticism of their Netflix ventures as "whiny" and their brand as "sanctimonious" has left them vulnerable to public ridicule, notably from sources like "South Park" and comedian Joe Koy at the Golden Globes. This string of setbacks has led royal commentator Richard Fitz Williams to label them as failures in the competitive landscape of Hollywood.
Despite hints at major projects, including those under their Archewell banner, Meghan and Harry have yet to deliver significant results. Recent revelations suggest Meghan may have applied for unemployment benefits, a move met with skepticism given her status as a self-employed individual since returning to California. While leaked documents allegedly bearing her name circulate online, doubts linger about the legitimacy of her application, with critics slamming it as a potential ploy to exploit taxpayer funds.
Challenges mount for the couple as they face scrutiny over their perceived lack of tangible contributions to the entertainment industry. With Harry's limited education and Meghan's age potentially hindering her Hollywood ambitions, skepticism looms large. Amidst accusations of playing the victim card and relying on their royal connections to stay relevant, the duo finds themselves at a crossroads, struggling to redefine their narrative outside the confines of Buckingham Palace.
