It's been said that the floodgates have opened on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Since news broke that they had lost their $20 million podcasting deal with Spotify, Hollywood power players and writers for top U.S. media outlets have spoken up about how "entitled," "lazy" and "untalented" the renegade royal couple have been — how they are "grifters" who hoodwinked the American public into believing that they deserve accolades, millions of dollars and global influence, just because they bolted from life in the British royal family.
But if people are turning on the California-based Duke and Duchess of Sussex, the couple are understandably perturbed, according to a new report by Us Weekly. In fact, they reportedly think that the onslaught of revelations and allegations about them are unfair. These revelations and allegations include their supposed lack of work ethic, Meghan's reported hopes to be signed as a Dior brand ambassador, Harry's "laughable" and "deluded" plan to interview Vladimir Putin on childhood trauma and Meghan's failed effort to entice Taylor Swift to appear on her "Archetypes" podcast.
