According to a report from earlier this year, the Sussexes only put in an hour a week, or 52 hours a year, working for Archewell. This is a pitiful amount of time for a group that is supposed to transform the world.
And here's where it gets truly alarming. Their foundation, according to public documents, raised $13 million from two wealthy benefactors. However, despite this substantial sum, only $3 million was reportedly spent on grants. This raises serious questions about where the remaining funds went.
Adding to the concern is the peculiar case of Archewell Productions, seemingly operating with just one staff member. Archewell also faced issues with the Trademark Office, frequently exhausting all extensions and struggling to provide clarity regarding its purpose and products.
To further add to the intrigue, a French journalist visited the Archewell offices in Beverly Hills, only to find them empty and devoid of activity. But the most damning accusation revolves around Harry's alleged embezzlement of charity funds. Reports have suggested that he transferred a significant sum of $200,000 from Travalyst, a charity initiative, into his own for-profit company.
Megan Markle has not escaped scrutiny either, as questions have been raised about her use of funds. Reports surfaced suggesting that hundreds of thousands of dollars from Archewell went to Megan's attorney, raising serious questions.
Intriguingly, the IRS is now conducting an investigation into Archewell, delving into these troubling allegations. Critics have even gone as far as questioning the foundation's legitimacy, suggesting it might be operating as a fraudulent scheme. The choice to register in Delaware, where a majority of funds could be allocated to various expenses, including luxuries like private jets, parties, and jewelry, has only fueled these suspicions.
