Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly eyeing a ‘billionaire status’ after their many media deal.
According to Express.co.uk, an insider close to the couple claimed they “suddenly have hundreds of millions of dollars at their disposal” and are eager to “cash in” on their heightened publicity.
The comments come after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex hired well-known Hollywood dealmaker, Adam Lilling, to negotiate more projects for them, after they were introduced by mutual friend Ellen DeGeneres, via the outlet.
Despite the mixed critical reaction to their new Netflix documentary series, Harry & Meghan, has made the couple much richer. Followed by Harry’s memoir, Spare, published in January 2023.
Sources have claimed that the couple wants to be “next-level rich.”
“Harry and Meghan know they’re hot stuff right now and are eager to cash in. They’re gunning for billionaire status and willing to go all-out to achieve that,” the insider shared.
“Their savings are beyond their wildest dreams. They have more money than they know what to do with – which is why they’ve hired someone to help.”
The insider further added, “There will be plenty of projects for Adam to negotiate. With new book deals in the pipeline and movie cameos – they’re open to anything.”
Experts believe Prince Harry and Meghan Markle should feel flattered after joining the “long list of esteemed and distinguished figures” that have become the butt of South Patk’s joke.
This claim has been brought to light by Go Up founder and PR expert Edward Coram-James.
Mr Edward started the chat with the Daily Star by saying, “On the one hand, to a degree they should be flattered.”
“They join a long list of esteemed and distinguished figures to be made fun of on one of the world’s most famous animated programs.”
“It shows how topically relevant they are to the international public discourse.”
“And, although they are the butt of the joke, no famous cameo makes their way onto South Park unless that is the case.”
Animated satirical show, South Park, recently featured an episode poking fun at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
There were a lot of hidden jokes and references throughout the episode and some eagle-eyed viewers noticed a nod to the infamous ‘candle scandal’ in the Comedy Central sitcom.
The viral episode begins with the spoof of the late Queen’s funeral. Harry and Meghan represented as Prince and Princess of Canada are booed by the rest of the royals because they have been “bashing the Canadian monarchy.”
As the pair is seen walking down, there is a candle that looks identical to the one at Queen Elizabeth II’s actual funeral.
During the ceremony at Westminster Abbey, the former Suits actress was seated next to her husband and Princess Beatrice in the second row, behind Queen Consort Camilla. However, her face was blocked by a large yellow candle.
Many conspiracy theorists claim that the positioning of the candle was intentionally done in such a way that it obscured the view of Meghan’s face.
A viewer shared a screengrab from the episode from the show.
“Not the Candle making an appearance at the church. Bet the #SouthPark writers had a big laugh developing this animation. The attention to details was something else,” the user tweeted.
However, in the actual funeral, there is no suggestion that the candles were purposefully place to hide Meghan’s face.
In light of the episode, there were some reports claiming the Sussexes were considering legal action against the creators of the series.
However, their spokesperson refuted the claims and said “this is baseless and boring” in a statement given to Newsweek.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have just been warned against ‘crying wolf’ over their parody in South Park.
Go Up founder and PR expert Edward Coram-James made this admission.
He started his converastion with the Daily Star “Although it might be tempting to draw the conclusion that Harry and Meghan’s ridicule on South Park marks a new low for them, that so many respected people have faced similar fates of South Park shows that, on its own, reputationally this is not a problem and would be easily recoverable.”
“What, however, is not so easy to recover from is the growing sense that even the Sussexes’ most naturally-aligned base are seeming to question their storylines and alleged double standards, to the extent that shows such as South Park feel able to make fun of a couple that have recently made serious allegations concerning highly charged themes.”
“Were those allegations being taken at face value, they would have impunity from ridicule.”
“In that sense, I think that The Sussexes have a lot to worry about. Because when your own base starts to question your integrity, honesty, and viability, it is very hard to recover your reputation.”
Animated satirical show, South Park, recently featured an episode poking fun at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
There were a lot of hidden jokes and references throughout the episode and some eagle-eyed viewers noticed a nod to the infamous ‘candle scandal’ in the Comedy Central sitcom.
The viral episode begins with the spoof of the late Queen’s funeral. Harry and Meghan represented as Prince and Princess of Canada are booed by the rest of the royals because they have been “bashing the Canadian monarchy.”
As the pair is seen walking down, there is a candle that looks identical to the one at Queen Elizabeth II’s actual funeral.
During the ceremony at Westminster Abbey, the former Suits actress was seated next to her husband and Princess Beatrice in the second row, behind Queen Consort Camilla. However, her face was blocked by a large yellow candle.
Many conspiracy theorists claim that the positioning of the candle was intentionally done in such a way that it obscured the view of Meghan’s face.
A viewer shared a screengrab from the episode from the show.
“Not the Candle making an appearance at the church. Bet the #SouthPark writers had a big laugh developing this animation. The attention to details was something else,” the user tweeted.
However, in the actual funeral, there is no suggestion that the candles were purposefully place to hide Meghan’s face.
In light of the episode, there were some reports claiming the Sussexes were considering legal action against the creators of the series.
However, their spokesperson refuted the claims and said “this is baseless and boring” in a statement given to Newsweek.