The Duke and Duchess of Sussex find themselves entangled in a losing skirmish as they grapple to repair the damage inflicted upon their reputation.
Renowned royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams elucidated on the continuous onslaughts launched by the couple at the royal family, exposing what he deems as their "dreadful lapses of judgment."
Fitzwilliams also highlighted the financial challenges the duo has faced since disengaging from their lives in the UK four years ago.
The parents of two are striving to make ends meet within the lavish confines of their Montecito mansion in California, their chosen abode after parting ways with the Firm.
The year 2023 proved to be notably unfavorable for the Sussexes, witnessing setbacks both in terms of finances and popularity.
Fitzwilliams conveyed to the Daily Express, "Since Spare was published a year ago, it achieved financial success but brought to light their dreadful lapses of judgment."
He added, "South Park parodied them, polls indicated a decline in support in the US, and Gallup voted William as the most respected public figure."
In agreement with Fitzwilliams' analysis, a royal observer playfully commented on the couple's financial predicament amidst a drought in their professional careers.
"Their high-profile agency, WME, seems to be struggling in portraying them as likable.
"They might need to consider conventional employment, but it appears their relevant experience is scarce," they added in the comments.
