Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were told that while big companies will continue to pursue their reputation, their criticism of the royal family could exhaust their supporters.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will watch a Netflix documentary about their life and work after leaving the royal family. Netflix shared a trailer for the new project this week, raising concerns about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's further criticism of senior royal members of the royal family for treating the couple. But commentator Jonathan Sacherdotti warned that Harry and Meghan could force their public supporters to turn their backs on them because of their constant "complaints".
Sacerdoti In an interview with LBC, Mr. Sacerdoti talked about the prospect of the Sussexes putting their brutal campaign against the royal family, and he compared the couple to the dishwasher, which constantly reminded its owner of its existence at the end of a cycle.
He said: "In terms of simply pursuing reputation and the wealth associated with it, controversy is harmless.
" In this regard, whether they love or hate them, they will continue to make money, and money will continue to roll in from these contracts - huge Spotify contracts, Netflix contracts, and even book deals.
" So I don't think they need to worry about money in this regard, reputation or infamy are the reasons for it all.
" But they're kind of like beeping all the time after washing the dishwasher.
"You just want it to stop, it will keep reminding you that it's there. It's done its job and it just needs to be quiet - I think they can say the same."
He noted that the Duke of Sussex and the Duchess allegedly asked the late Queen to agree to a part-time arrangement under which they will continue to serve her while working on private projects to increase their substantial income.
Sacerdoti said, "I don't think they live in the difficult situation of money when working for the royal family.
" But of course, this is their choice, they asked, I want the rumor that they can work part-time more, if they can have more half of their relationship with the royal family and the queen, effectively end their contract, kind of fired them and said, 'No, that's impossible.
"But now we get the equivalent of disgruntled former employees who keep complaining about where they used to be.
"Obviously, in this case, it's their family that makes things a little awkward, but now it's also getting uglier. ”
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle resigned from royal positions in March 2020 on the grounds that they wanted to be financially independent of the royal family.
The couple quickly moved to California, and later settled in Montecito, a small town in the suburb of Santa Barbara with their two children.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex later agreed to accept talk show host Oprah Winfrey (Oprah Winfrey) In the big interview, in which they filed severe charges against the royal family.
Prince Harry claimed that his father, the current king, had cut off his connection financially and stopped answering his calls.
They also claimed that a family member asked about his skin color before his son Archie was born. Ms. Winfrey later said that Harry had clarified that neither the Queen nor the Prince Philip were involved.
This Netflix free-spirit documentary will be released in January 2023, after which Prince Harry's memoir "Arrangement" will be released.
