In her piece, Elser began by emphasizing that the Sussexes have not accomplished anything particularly noteworthy since their departure from the UK. Their actions have primarily revolved around financial endeavors, such as making money and purchasing a house that could potentially be used for filming reality shows.
She pointed out that their post-royal activities have largely centered on self-promotion. Prince Harry has written about himself, Meghan has spoken extensively about her experiences, and they have frequently appeared at charity events to accept awards for their work. Elser argued that these actions don't add up to a substantial or impressive CV.
Elser concluded that Prince Harry and Meghan are in need of a significant success to change public perception. They require a substantial period of positive press coverage to regain their previous appeal and transform the "Sussex" brand into something vibrant, positive, and exciting.
