The amount of money they claim to have provided to these causes doesn't add up or, in some cases, doesn't appear at all in the tax report. In simpler terms, the organizations they claim to have partnered with are not actually funded by them. It seems like a case of self-promotion without substantial financial backing, turning the impact report into nothing more than a PR brochure, creating noise without real substance.
Moreover, the report mentions their support for information integrity and access to ethical journalism amidst the "translate gate" drama. But let's not forget that this self-produced impact report is nothing more than a PR move. The real financial forms showing where the money actually goes are yet to be released. As you read through the impact report, be wary of the usual buzzwords that often indicate minimal to no involvement: PR, partnership, support, highlighting, uplifting, and more. These buzzwords might just be covering up a lack of real impact. The report also mentions the "Welcome Projects" and claims that 98% have developed meaningful relationships. It's hard not to wonder if Harry and Meghan had a meeting to decide on the exact percentage, like 98.6 or 98.8. It seems quite arbitrary.
But the drama doesn't end there. According to a top PR expert, the pressure is mounting on Harry and Meghan to deliver in 2024. Hollywood is growing tired of them and their business ventures, including the Spotify deal that caused turbulence with managers. It's suggested that something needs to change.
