The joke referred to the Netflix documentary released in December 2022, where Harry and Meghan discussed their decision to step back from the royal family. This documentary was part of a reported $100 million deal signed in 2020 for various projects, although the couple's popularity plummeted in the past year. Their podcast, "Archewell Audio," under a multi-million dollar deal with Spotify, was dropped after one season, with Spotify's head of podcast Innovation and monetization Bill Simmons dubbing them "grifters."
Meghan's charity, Archewell, also suffered a significant drop in donations, nearly $14 million, within a year, reflecting waning public interest in their philanthropic efforts. Additionally, Meghan was conspicuously absent from a "Suits" reunion at the Golden Globes, where her former co-stars gathered for a photo op. Despite an invitation, Meghan declined, citing scheduling conflicts, and sources revealed she was not eager to face former colleagues who felt she had distanced herself after becoming a royal.
According to insiders, Meghan is working on a Netflix project, a biopic about her life, aiming to restore her image and reputation. However, the project is reportedly facing delays and difficulties as Meghan struggles to secure a director and star willing to collaborate with her. Despite inquiries, Megan's representatives have not provided any comments.
