Meghan Markle stepped away from royal life to be an influencer with Sky News Australia’s Reilly Sullivan saying she had so much influence as a royal, but she threw it away, which he finds “so sad.”
Prince Harry and Meghan are set to appear in a Disney documentary, premiering on ABC this coming Sunday, which Sullivan believes is “the tackiest thing they’ve done yet.”
According to Sullivan, Harry and Meghan “selling themselves for free events and a little bit of pay” is lowbrow and beneath members of the Royal Family.
He is clearly shocked by the turn of events and uses the recent state visit as an example to make his point.
The lifestyle reporter said, “We think about this state visit, we’ve got the president of the United States sitting down with the royals, I mean, the rooms they would’ve been in, the influence, the possibilities for effecting change they could have made, to now be basically influencers for selling themselves for free events and a bit of money, it’s just so sad.”
Meghan recently turned to Instagram to share a photo of the Sussex family at Disneyland. It’s not clear if this was a family trip, and a bit of fun, or if it was a paid partnership with the entertainment conglomerate.
Harry and Meghan just renewed their contract with Netflix, but it’s believed they may be pursuing other opportunities with Disney.
Sullivan talked about their business initiatives and the possibilities in front of them.
He said: “We know they have a first look deal with Netflix, so Disney, and all the other sort of streamers and entertainment companies can take a piece of the Sussexes, if they want, it may be more of a relationship between Harry and Meghan and Disney.”
Sullivan goes on to wonder whether or not the Sussexes have any regrets, which Harry recently addressed, saying he has a clear conscious.
According to Sullivan, they had it all, implying that now they don’t, but it’s all relative, he may be projecting his idea of success onto the Sussexes.
It seems he answered his own question: “To basically be influencers selling themselves for free events and a bit of money, it’s just so sad.”
We don’t know what the deal is between the Sussexes and Disney, if there is a deal, or they agreed to pop up in the documentary because Disneyland is considered the happiest place on Earth (maybe not so sad).
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