Kinzy Scoffield, a commentator known for her raw opinions, has raised concerns about the productivity levels at the Archor Foundation, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's charity.
According to Scoffield, the Sussexes dedicate only one hour per week to their charitable endeavors. This revelation reportedly came to light during their communication with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the American agency responsible for tax collection.
Scoffield also commented on the couple's work ethic during an interview with Sky News Australia, highlighting that their contract with Spotify was terminated due to perceived lack of productivity. The chaos within Archwell Productions, attributed to pressure on their Netflix deal, is likely a result of this productivity issue.
Back in late 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan signed a lucrative agreement valued at £18 million to host and produce podcasts. While Meghan's podcast initially garnered success, winning an award at the People's Choice Awards in Los Angeles, the deal with Spotify was not renewed after just one 12-episode series.
Reports suggested that the couple failed to meet the required benchmarks for the full payout. Despite this setback, a new agreement with Lemonada Media has been reached, where a fresh podcast series will be developed. Megan aims to steer away from celebrity-focused content and instead delve into introspective discussions, focusing predominantly on philanthropic themes.
The IRS's rumored investigation into Archwell, prompted by suspicions of potential money laundering activities, has cast a shadow over the organization. Scrutiny over questionable financial dealings and grant-related concerns has intensified, especially after the latest tax documents were disclosed.
Reality sets in as it's revealed that the RWOL Foundation experienced a $1 million decline in contributions in 2022 compared to the previous year. However, Archwell still holds over $8.3 million in assets, despite a drop in donations. Tax documents also unveiled substantial anonymous donations, leading to speculation about the motives behind such generosity.
Critics have voiced concerns about Harry and Meghan's utilization of Archwell, suggesting it could be a facade for money laundering and tax evasion. Some speculate it serves as a platform for advancing their political objectives and personal branding.
Questions have also been raised regarding the decision to incorporate Archwell in Delaware, known for its business-friendly regulations, which may shield financial dealings and avoid close scrutiny by authorities.
