It all started with the Archewell Foundation receiving a notice of delinquency from the IRS for failing to pay their $200 registration fee. Initially, they tried to spin it by claiming they forgot to file the paperwork and make the payment on time. Frankly, it sounds like a weak excuse, considering the resources at their disposal. It's a classic case of irresponsibility masked as empowerment. However, after facing backlash for this blatant lie, the defiant Duchess and her prince have come up with an even more laughable excuse. They now claim that the check was sent from California to the Attorney General's office but mysteriously got lost. Seriously, who would believe such a far-fetched story? It's clear that Meghan and Harry think we're easily misled, and they continue to play the victim card.
Instead of constantly whining about being targeted, perhaps it's time for Meghan and Harry to treat their nonprofit, Archewell, with professionalism and accountability rather than using it as a tax shelter. But I guess expecting real hard work from entitled individuals like the Prince and Duchess is asking too much. It's much easier for them to shift blame and avoid taking responsibility for their half-baked ventures.
Let's not forget about Meghan's abandoned TIG blog as soon as she got her royal status. They've tried every excuse in the book. As for Harry, he seems completely under his wife's control and has lost all self-respect. It's embarrassing to witness the once popular Prince behaving like a submissive follower to his overpowering spouse.
At this point, Meghan and Harry's actions only make them look pathetic and untrustworthy. Their initial excuse about the lost check was clearly fabricated, and this new story about the attorney general's office is just as implausible. Their credibility is rapidly diminishing, and as more financial and legal issues arise due to Meghan's disastrous management skills, you can bet she'll have another set of excuses ready to deflect blame.
