However, this weekend at the Golden Globes, the duo found themselves in the crosshairs of comedian Joe Coy, who took the stage to criticize them. He pointed out that Harry and Meghan were paid millions for seemingly doing nothing, particularly highlighting their deal with Netflix. Even Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos couldn't help but chuckle at the closing statement. Enter Lady Colin Campbell, who wasted no time in cautioning the Sussexes about potential consequences from the public. Lady C, as she is known, joined presenter Mark Dolan of GB News, stating, 'I thought they were going to be in such deep trouble. I think there are a lot of chickens returning to their nests. I can guarantee that things will get a lot worse.' It seems Lady Colin is not holding back.
Lady C received support from commentator Phil Dampier, who shared his views. Dampier emphasized the significance of the Golden Globes joke, suggesting that when you become the subject of ridicule, trouble lies ahead. He noted, 'When they first get out of there, they're famous. When you fall out with your woke lovers and they start removing the Mickey from you, you know that your star has fallen.'
Indeed, it appears that the once glorified Hollywood aura surrounding the Sussexes may be fading. The question we're posing is whether their thirst for the spotlight will ultimately backfire. While they continue to attract attention in Hollywood with numerous projects and deals, the tide seems to be changing. The couple is now facing ridicule, and as Dampier points out, when that happens, trouble follows.
The consequences of this public ridicule could be severe for the Sussexes. The ominous warnings suggest more challenges ahead, and their popularity may decline further as the industry ridicules them. Harry and Meghan may need to reassess their strategy. In short, the Golden Globes dealt a blow to their Hollywood dreams, and Meghan and Lady C did not hold back.
