Recently, the news that Meghan Markle and her husband have successfully signed a contract with Spotify, producing long-term podcast projects for many years, has caused a stir. The couple launched Archewell Audio, which will create products in collaboration with Spotify. However, details about this partnership were kept private in the media.
Until December 17, a source close to the royal family said: “Meghan Markle was the one who decided to sign this contract. The deal is worth more than 30 million pounds”.
Before that, the Sussex family was stunned when signing a contract with giant Netflix worth 100 million pounds last summer. Apparently, in less than a year from leaving the royal mission, Harry and Meghan and his wife have held a huge amount of money from these deals.
However, before enjoying the joy of victory, the Sussex family received countless criticisms from experts and famous people after the million-dollar deal. Veteran journalist Piers Morgan frankly said the Sussex’s were greedy to exploit their royal status for personal gain.
“They were doing commercial transactions while they were still the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. If they weren’t royal, this couple’s worth was only a pea,” Piers ironed.
Expert Lady Colin Campbell also has the same judgment as journalist Piers Morgan. According to her, the Sussex family would definitely not have such a lucrative contract if they were not royalty. The Harry-Meghan couple are fully exploiting the perks they acquire to do commercial transactions, filling their wealth while the pair are not performing any royal duties.
The female expert also believes that the new podcast product will certainly have boring content with the familiar Sussex talks. Meanwhile, a part of the online community also expressed outrage at the new contract of the Sussex family.
“They left the royal family in search of a normal, private life, but in fact they yearn to be famous and make more money”; “They are exploiting royal values but still showing as independent independent people”, “I definitely will never watch or listen to the shows the Sussex produces”, some comments from the online community.
The royal side said they had heard about the signing of a contract with Spotify but declined to comment on this.