Royal expert Tom Bower suggests that their decision to openly discuss their personal and royal family matters through Netflix specials and forthcoming memoirs may have eroded their initial appeal. According to Bower, they once believed they could leverage their royal status, but as they began taking an anti-royal stance, they may have reached a limit. He remarks, "The novelty has worn off, and it's become challenging for people to collaborate with them."
Bower further explains that while Meghan may still be able to harness some of her star power to advance her career, Prince Harry might struggle to find his footing. He notes, "I don't think Harry can sustain anything. Meghan is much more calculated and pragmatic when it comes to preserving her status and the foundation she's built."
Tom Bower delves into the idea that Meghan Markle's 'sense of entitlement' may be hindering her ability to authentically engage with the Hollywood industry, a quality he believes is crucial for success. He concludes, "I believe she aspires to have her own career, but the challenge lies in defining that career. It seems she grapples with the concept of authenticity, and there's a noticeable sense of entitlement that wasn't present before."
In essence, Meghan and Harry find themselves at a crossroads in their careers, facing shifting dynamics and perceptions as they continue their journey in the public eye.
