IRS Launches Investigation into Meghan Markle Following Exposure of $10M GoFundMe Charity Scandal On Air

Prince  Harry and Meghan Markle's latest attempt to stay relevant. These two are back at their old tricks, trying to win over people's hearts and wallets, but this time around, no one's buying into their game. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle initiated a grand GoFundMe campaign for their charity, the so-called "Ell Foundation." They were portraying themselves as these altruistic figures wanting to make a positive impact on the world, but we all know that the foundation is merely a front for their extravagant lifestyle. Now, here's the amusing part – their GoFundMe had a lofty goal of $10 million that they aimed to raise from their adoring public. However, after a whole nine months, they could barely scrape together five grand. And you bet that chunk of change came from their paid staff and close friends. 

It's pretty hilarious and shows that Harry and Meghan's popularity is currently lower than dirt – nobody's interested in donating to their shady foundation. Maybe they thought their fake humanitarian act would win back public support after the disastrous Oprah interview, but alas, people saw through their lies. Let's face the facts – this sketchy foundation isn't even registered as a legitimate nonprofit. No financial records, no beneficiary information – nothing. One wonders where all those donations would have ended up; probably funding Meghan's designer wardrobe and Harry's polo matches.

And why do they need public donations when they've already signed deals with Netflix and Spotify worth over $100 million? It just doesn't add up. They can use their media money to fund their own projects and leave legitimate charities alone. The public no longer finds them credible or trustworthy, and who can blame them? Harry and Meghan blow through cash faster than a reality star in Calabasas – private jets everywhere, 16 bathrooms for just four people – they're not fooling anyone.

They didn't even spare a cent of the few GoFundMe dollars for any of Harry's old charities; they just tossed those relationships into the trash when they moved to America. And now, suddenly, they want to play the humanitarian card. I have no time for these fake do-gooders, and this scam stung even worse for them, proving their remaining fans have turned their backs.

People feel deceived and used by the Sussex's shady tactics, regretting ever defending them now that their true colors have shown. In summary, two faded celebrities attempted to clout chase with a bogus charity, got exposed as frauds, barely raised anything, and are now back to being irrelevant. The public's trust in them is lower than Elon Musk's approval rating right now. They can try to spin it however they want with their press statements, but we see through it. The jig is up, and people aren't buying their act anymore.

This whole mess just confirms that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle need to shut down their circus act, stop bothering the public with their lines and thirst for attention. It's time to close up shop on Sussex Charity Inc. and drop the fake humanitarian pretenses.