This isn't the first time Schultz has taken a playful jab at the British royal family. Back in January 2023, he boldly asserted that nobody in America cares about Prince Harry and Meghan, particularly in the context of Harry's controversial tell-all book. Schultz's candid remarks align with a broader trend of public figures expressing indifference or criticism toward the couple. As 2024 unfolds, Harry and Meghan have encountered various setbacks and public criticisms, including not being invited to the Duke of Westminster's wedding and Meghan's absence from the "Suits" reunion at the Golden Globe Awards.
Comedian Joe Koy, the event's host, openly called them out, describing them as grifters who earn millions for doing nothing. Additionally, Harry's exclusion from an official book celebrating notable graduates from the Sandhurst Military Academy added to their challenges.
Megan faces a defamation lawsuit from her half-sister Samantha, with a tentative trial date set for November 2024. The lawsuit seeks $75,000 in damages, alleging that Megan defamed Samantha during her 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey. The ongoing challenges, coupled with a potential end to a super injunction in May, present a challenging outlook for Harry and Meghan, leaving them on a perceived downward spiral with diminishing support in various spheres.
Recently, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were criticized for choosing to live like royalty despite having financial constraints by a famous royal expert. Reacting to Joe Koy's recent comments during the 81st Annual Golden Globe Awards, Tom Bower criticized the couple, highlighting their financial problems and the challenges they face in Hollywood and New York. Bower remarked on their high lifestyle preferences and predicted a financial crisis, suggesting that downsizing might be in their future plans.
