Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Face Harsh Rejection Amid Financial Setback

The Archewell Foundation, led by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, experienced a substantial decline in donations, with only £1.6 million received last year. This financial setback prompted royal commentator Angela Levine to characterize the couple as each other's "worst enemies," citing impatience and spitefulness as contributing factors.

Reacting to a Daily Mail report detailing an £8.7 million drop in donations, Levine expressed her sentiments on X (formerly Twitter), stating, "They are their own worst enemies. Too impatient, too spiteful, and too....?"

They are their own worst enemies. Too impatient, too spiteful and too .........?https://t.co/oHMUA1xdFz

— Angela Levin (@angelalevin1) December 12, 2023

The financial blow follows earlier speculation by royal experts that the couple might face the loss of their royal titles amidst claims of 'racist royals.' Such a development could have a catastrophic impact on their already faltering careers.

It's noteworthy that Meghan's alleged 'mouthpiece,' Omid Scobie, disclosed the names of two senior royal figures involved in racist conversations about the couple's son, Archie. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have faced criticism for their silence regarding these claims against the royal family.

The controversy around 'royal racists' emerged in 2021 when Meghan, during an interview with Oprah Winfrey, made startling revelations about the royal family's alleged mistreatment towards her. The ongoing dispute and financial challenges add to the complexities facing Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as they navigate public opinion and their roles outside the senior royal sphere.