Desperate Times for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle: Struggling to Stay Afloat in Hollywood

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are facing a challenging time as they strive to secure new deals amidst a decline in public support following the recent royal controversy.

The couple had initially embarked on a promising journey in America, sealing lucrative agreements with entertainment giants Netflix and Spotify.

However, their plans seem to be unraveling, with the Spotify collaboration falling apart last year, and their Netflix partnership set to conclude in 2025, yielding only two projects on the platform thus far.

Renowned royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams expressed concerns over the couple's dwindling popularity and emphasized the need for them to explore alternative avenues to remain relevant, rather than solely relying on sensationalizing attacks on the royal family for media attention.

Speculations suggest that the waning support for the Sussexes is closely linked to their vocal criticisms of the monarchy, prompting them to make concerted efforts to revive interest in their Hollywood pursuits.

In a bid to rejuvenate their Hollywood careers, Prince Harry and Meghan recently attended the premiere of ‘Bob Marley One Love' in Jamaica, following a personal invitation from close associate Brian Robbins, the CEO of Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon.

Richard, an expert in royal matters, opined that the couple's participation in such events signifies an attempt to mend strained relationships before potential deals slip away.

The uncertainty surrounding the couple's future endeavors has raised eyebrows, particularly regarding their contractual obligations with Netflix.

PR specialist Ryan McCormick underscored the significance of maintaining the £80 million deal with the streaming platform, emphasizing the vast reach and impact it offers.

While their documentary series and projects have garnered attention, criticism has mounted over their contentious portrayal of the royal family, leaving much of their content underwhelming.

McCormick cautioned that losing the Netflix contract could spell disaster for Prince Harry and Meghan, given the platform's extensive global audience of 247.2 million subscribers.

He stressed the necessity for the couple to engage with Netflix executives effectively to safeguard their standing and reputation in the industry.

Furthermore, he highlighted the importance of enhancing their social media presence to sustain relevance and foster stronger connections with followers.

The absence of active engagement on social media platforms, notably Instagram, where they once commanded a substantial following, has been noted as a missed opportunity for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

McCormick lamented the lack of ongoing interaction with fans and the failure to capitalize on building a dedicated online community.

The couple's neglect of digital outreach strategies could potentially hinder their ability to sustain long-term engagement and loyalty among supporters, reflecting a squandered chance to leverage their past popularity effectively.