Sussex Put to Shame as Startup Deal Turns out to be Dishwashing Liquid Commercial

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, since stepping down from their royal duties, have faced a decline in their career prospects.

Daniela Elsa, a royal author writing for News.com Australia, reflected on the couple's achievements over the past three years and expressed her surprise at the direction their future has taken.

She stated that it is far from what she had anticipated back in early 2020.

Despite Harry's determination and desire to make a positive impact, his social standing has significantly diminished.

The couple has not announced any major projects since the release of Harry's memoir earlier this year.

Additionally, they missed out on a multi-million dollar deal with Spotify in June.

Elsa questioned when we will witness the Sussexes fully embracing commercial opportunities, speculating about the possibility of a paid Instagram post from Montecito.

Recently, a rumor emerged from a staff member working for WME (William Morris Endeavor) that the company secured an advertising contract for Meghan and Harry.

Although the brand name remains undisclosed, it is known to be a startup in the home appliances industry.

The brand wanted the couple to feature in a dishwashing liquid commercial.

While this opportunity may bring financial gain, it could also subject the Sussexes to media mockery, likening them to memes.

In response to this rumor, Daniela Elsa pondered how long it would be until the Duke and Duchess became ambassadors for big shampoo or big bran flakes.

She even humorously speculated about the world's first dishwashing liquid commercial starring the fifth in line to the throne.

Elsa also referenced a recent episode of Family Guy that mocked Harry and Meghan, suggesting that Harry might regret leaving behind the fabricated world of royalty.

Since marrying Harry, Meghan has seemingly lost her independence and ability to work, relying heavily on funds from Prince Charles and the British taxpayers.

Angela Levin, a commentator for Raw, shared insights into Meghan's mindset and alleged misgivings about her previous role in the royal family.

Levin recounted an incident where Meghan reportedly believed she should be paid for attending engagements in Australia, treating her role as if it were a corporate position.

This mentality extended to her struggles with mental health, where she sought help from HR, expecting them to provide support.

However, she was informed that they could only assist staff members.

Levin disclosed that Meghan did not turn to the royal family or Harry for help, despite feeling distressed.

In conclusion, the Sussexes' career trajectory has taken an unexpected turn, with their latest potential project being an advertisement for dishwashing liquid.

While this opportunity may bring financial benefits, it also opens them up to ridicule in the media.

Meghan's past experiences within the royal family have been scrutinized, with claims that she approached her role like a business and struggled with mental health without seeking proper assistance.

As the couple navigates their post-royal life, it remains to be seen how they will balance commercial endeavors with their desire to make a positive impact on the world.