Meanwhile, Meghan and Harry's attempts to regain relevance in the public eye continue to falter. Their 95-minute interview with journalist Tom Bradley has crashed and burned, failing to even secure a place on the National Television Awards shortlist. It's quite the snub, and Prince Harry's once lofty title now seems to be more Duke of Snub than anything else.
Remember the Oprah Winfrey interview? Well, Harry's spectacle of woes didn't even come close to matching its viewership. As it turns out, people would rather tune into shows like The Graham Norton Show or the Chris and Rosie Ramsay show than listen to Harry's tales of woe.
But that's not all. Piers Morgan, who has been vociferously critical of the couple's antics, is now in contention for the award. Talk about karma coming around. And speaking of Megan and Harry's docu-series, it was anticipated to be a surefire hit. However, it ended up falling flat. Not only did it miss out on an Emmy win, but it also failed to make a lasting impression in the world of entertainment.
Poetically enough, the documentary titled "Harry and Meghan" was conspicuously absent from the list of nominees. The much-desired PR victory they had hoped for, a means to deflect criticism and showcase their media prowess, simply did not materialize.
As their multi-million pound deals crumbled and their grand aspirations faded, the manufactured image they had carefully constructed is beginning to unravel. Their Spotify deal disintegrated, and their documentary failed to impress. The truth is emerging – Meghan and Prince Snub are far from the game-changers they once believed themselves to be.
