It seems that Meghan and Harry have been playing fast and loose with Archewell's finances. Now that the required three-year waiting period is up, the charity is under scrutiny with audits and investigations into potential shady dealings. And let me tell you, the red flags are waving harder than a windmill in a tornado. CharityWatch, a watchdog group, has been trying to get their hands on Archewell's tax docs and financial statements, but have Meghan and Harry cooperated? Nope, not at all. They've buried their heads in the sand, refusing to respond. But CharityWatch didn't back down. They took it up a notch and brought in the big guns at the IRS due to Archewell's failure to comply with disclosure laws.
But wait, it gets worse. Apparently, Archewell made bank in its first year, raking in millions more than in subsequent years. So that publicized $7.5 million annual intake? It's just creative accounting, skewing the real numbers. Sounds familiar, right? Reminds me of Meghan's past vanity projects like the defunct Sussex Royal brand and her MWX foundation disaster. Seems like a pattern of financial obfuscation. The CEO of CharityWatch hit the nail on the head, saying she expects this scandal to be a slow burn, thanks to Meghan's knack for ghosting, much like her short-lived calligraphy career, which one expert called pure roleplay.
At this rate, I won't be surprised if Archewell ends up like Sussex Royal, straight into the dumpster fire of failed grifts left in Meghan's wake. This woke philanthropist act is about as genuine as a wish.com Rolex. Mark my words, this scandal is just the tip of the iceberg. With the IRS involved, who knows what skeletons will come tumbling out of Archewell's closet.
