Anonymous wrote:It sure looks like Meghan and Harry need money. Reliable sources said Harry (had the audacity) to ask Prince Charles for more money when he was home for Prince Philip's funeral -- and that Prince Charles declined additional funds for their "California dream."
So what do we have here....Meghan setting up pap walk to sell photo and merch items for her and Archie. Why else would Meghan's Mirror have the EXACT details for everything she and Archie were wearing up so quickly? She's most likely getting a cut from the merching website.
I know Meghan's fans would never believe she would do this, but this has been her standard operating procedure since her Suits days. Sorry folks.
Interesting details on staged pap walks from this Cosmopolitan article
https://www.cosmopolitan.com/entertainment/celebs/q-and-a/a60015/paparazzo-explains-staged-celebrity-photos/:
"Why would a celebrity ever set up and stage photos?
The biggest reason is money. But they also release photos because they want to have control of their own image.
Many setup photos include a paid product endorsement, where a photo agency works as a middleman between a celebrity and a company who has a product to sell. It could be the latest cell phone that was just released, or a food or beauty product, or something as simple as them being seen shopping at a certain retail outlet. Certain photo agencies specialize in these types of fake paparazzi photos. They usually try to make the photos look natural and candid, but in reality, the celebrity and the photographer are working together. It's a paid photo shoot and the celebrity gets a big check. The readers of tabloid magazines and blogs have no idea!
Control is another big reason for staging photos. There are certain celebs who hate being photographed by paparazzi and they will do anything to avoid it. When your image is such an important part of your career, the last thing they want is to be photographed looking badly. Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are a good example of a celebrity couple who hates paparazzi, but you will see nice photos of them released on a regular basis. Those photos are totally set up. When they see paparazzi in real life, they put their heads down and hide their faces — unless they are promoting something.
Another example is when there is high demand for a certain photo. When Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin's daughter Apple was first born, they worked directly with an infamous paparazzi photographer in New York. Together, they staged the first baby photos and made them look like candid pictures, then they sold the shots to a major magazine.
The pictures were rumored to sell for upward of a million dollars. The paparazzi got a cut, and they took the rest.
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are a good example of a celebrity couple who hates paparazzi, but you will see nice photos of them released on a regular basis. Those photos are totally setup.
Kim Kardashian is the biggest example of a celebrity who releases fake paparazzi photos. Kim has a personal paparazzi who she texts regularly. This man flies around the world, going wherever she asks him to be, and they work together to produce the latest fake paparazzi pictures of her. She reviews every image before they start selling them to magazines. If they shoot on a beach, these images are heavily Photoshopped and she chooses her favorites to sell."