While speculation arose about a potential Hollywood debut for the couple, experts dismissed the notion, citing that Meghan and Harry currently have no careers in Hollywood. Royal commentator Richard Fitz Williams commented on the situation, noting that their appearance in Jamaica seemed calculated to attract attention during a challenging week for the royal family. He emphasized the need for caution in their next moves, especially considering their perceived struggles in the entertainment industry.
Fitz Williams highlighted Harry's involvement in charitable organizations and the potential risks to their existing partnerships with platforms like Spotify and Netflix. The report pointed to an incident where Harry was ousted from VIP seating at the Living Legends of Aviation Awards, suggesting a pattern of unexpected seating arrangements for the couple.
The article also delved into Meghan's alleged desire to become a producer, with claims that she strategically networks and attends events like movie premieres to gain visibility on red carpets. It was reported that Megan purchased a ticket from Toy Holness, who also sold her the opportunity to attend the event but not in VIP seating. The article suggested that Meghan's goal is to attract investments into Archewell, the production company where she holds a management role, by connecting with influential individuals in Hollywood.
The report questioned the feasibility of this strategy, considering Meghan's limited work experience and the challenges of securing significant funding for a production company. Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reached out to King Charles and Kate Middleton after learning about their respective health scares. However, the couple did not publicly discuss it despite making a surprise appearance at the premiere of the Bob Marley biopic in Jamaica.
Speaking with GB News, Royal commentator Phil Dampier claimed that the Sussexes would have garnered sympathy if they had made a public statement about Charles and Kate's surgeries. He suggested that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex may be concerned about health matters and could have made private contact. Dampier added that the lack of a public declaration contrasts with their apparent enjoyment at the premiere, making it seem like they are "swanning about" while real concerns exist for other members of the Royal Family.
