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There are two videos: one with Disney chief Iger, and another with Jon Favreau. The one with Favreau is worse imho. And other H fan said she lost respect for him after watching it. |
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I'm surprised people think they will run into money problems. They will be offered extremely lucrative board seats (wrack up a few of those at mid six figures and you're already into a seven figure income for very little work), speaking engagements, book deals, branding opportunities, investment tips (when you're Prince Harry people are falling all over themselves to bring you on board to the best new ideas), plus they'll be able to accept free stuff now - designer clothing, furniture, art, jewelry, trips, even cars.
The world is their oyster. |
PP here. I watched the Favreau one. I don't think it's that big a deal. I had no respect to lose (I am far from a fan of Harry's), but I don't get why you think it's that horrible. Seems obvious it's at worst an awkward joke. |
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They lost more than they anticipated. The use of “royal” in their brand is also up in the air.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2020/01/19/world/europe/harry-meghan-royal.amp.html |
Same here. I have ethnic women friends and male friends from every race |
The only part of that article that doesn’t make sense to me is that the queen will not approve any money making ventures. If true (the way I understand it) they wouldn’t be able to work but also wouldn’t be able to get any money from the royal family. Are they just being forced to live off their savings? I thought the whole point was to be financially independent? I hope they clarify this soon. |
| I think we need to find out who is paying for security. If they self-fund-bravo. If it's Charles that is fine. Tax payers? No way Jose! |
I am still struggling with the notion of not being financially independent despite having a private fortune of north of 40 million. I've generally tried to be neutral and dispassionate about the Meghan and Harry announcement as I'm not a follower of royalty. But I must admit the discrepancy between their desire to leave for greater privacy and that they want to remain in the public eye in order to be influencers seems cynical to me. Along with this need to make more money despite having so much money already. The simple reality is that they can't make more money, the way their supporters are suggesting on here, without cashing in on the royal connections, even as ex royals. They have enough money to live the luxury gentry lifestyle somewhere, whether an estate in England or a ranch in Canada, where they can have all the privacy they want while still supporting some causes discreetly. That's why some people see an element of hypocrisy and greed in their actions. I don't see either but I do see cluelessness. |
I read that part of the article to mean that the queen and the royal family will be hands off any profit making ventures H&M gets involved. They are free to do as they please without the royal name. |
| $40 million won’t go far if they are going to have to self-pay for all the things they would need to maintain or exceed their royal lifestyle. |
| LOL @ the fake news spread by fanatics. Meghan was not a millionaire. She was broke and living above her means. Couldn’t even afford bunion surgery until she met Harry. |
You’ve been deleted before. Go troll elsewhere. |
And this is why I have zero pity for them. Whiny, entitled brats. |
Especially when the broke D list gold digger wants ocean front mansions in Vancouver and Malibu. How many voiceover parts can she try to extort from Disney? |
Well here is jealousy in its purest form. |