Bower pulls no punches, pointing out that Harry and Meghan, after hammering the royal family in their Netflix series, Harry's book "Spare," and the infamous Oprah Winfrey interview, have now exhausted their avenues for profit. Their American dream, once fueled by sensational revelations, seems to be hitting a roadblock. Bower argues that the Sussexes are now ridiculed in Hollywood and ignored in New York. The tables have turned, and it appears they may have overplayed their hand.
As Bower sees it, the only remaining card in Meghan and Harry's deck is Meghan's autobiography. He describes it as potentially sensational due to Meghan's very vivid imagination. However, he dismisses the idea that they have anything substantial to contribute beyond trashing the royal family. The once-celebrated couple now faces the harsh reality of limited income and dwindling support.
Bower predicts that if the Sussexes find themselves concerned financially, the tension between them could become enormous. Desperation might drive them to say even more terrible things, escalating their already strained relationship with the royal family. It's a precarious situation, and Harry's plea for help might become more urgent than ever.
