Where are Harry and Meghan’s Kids?

People Magazine Drops the Sussexes

People magazine has decided to cut ties with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after the couple's fabricated children were exposed, leaving Meghan shocked by the sudden turn of events.

The Sussexes firmly believed in their ability to control the media narrative and were selective in choosing partners who would support their story without verifying its authenticity.

Despite their efforts, their attempts to establish strong relationships with the media proved unsuccessful.

Even Harry, who had ambitions of launching his own communications company, faced the harsh reality that not everyone was willing to collaborate with them.

Initially, People magazine was seen as a reliable ally by Harry and Meghan, leading to a mutually beneficial collaboration where the couple graced the magazine covers, boosting sales, and gaining attention.

However, the affair took an unexpected turn as the editorial board at People magazine decided to sever ties with the royal couple.

The exorbitant prices associated with gaining access to Harry and Meghan's private lives raised concerns among many.

The couple's high expectations, especially regarding their children Archie and Lilibet, became a point of contention.

People magazine desired exclusive access to the royal heirs but was met with resistance from Harry and Meghan, who kept their children away from the public eye, sparking curiosity and speculation.

Netflix's repeated rejections of requests to feature Archie and Lily in a documentary further fueled suspicions surrounding the royal couple's children.

The elusive nature of the kids led to growing skepticism within the royal family, prompting a decision to distance themselves from Harry and Meghan.

The king, after discussions within the palace, deemed the couple untrustworthy, leading to the termination of all relations with them.

Amidst the fallout, Prince Harry's failed attempt to coerce his father into a real estate deal using classified information only added to the distrust surrounding the Sussexes.

The king's decision to cut ties with Harry and Meghan aimed to protect the royal reputation and financial interests, signaling the end of a once-promising partnership with People magazine.

As the royal couple faced backlash following the release of Omid Scobie's book “Endgame,” which revealed startling revelations about the inner workings of the company, experts warned Harry and Meghan about losing the PR battle against the British royal family.

PR expert Mark Bukowski emphasized the detrimental impact of continuous PR losses on the couple, highlighting the need for a strategic shift in their approach to public relations.

In light of recent events, Harry and Meghan find themselves at a crossroads, navigating a precarious situation where their credibility and trustworthiness are called into question.

The decision by People magazine to part ways with the Sussexes marks a significant setback for the couple, forcing them to reassess their media strategies and public image.