“This is not a video they typically release around this time. They usually release this video in January of a recap of everything they’ve done.
“I think they’re trying to distract from the fact that everybody is recognising that they failed hard this year and they don’t want to move into 2024 with this stamp of losers on their foreheads.”
Harry’s much-anticipated memoir, Spare, was released in January and became the fastest-selling nonfiction book of all time, while the couple’s Archewell Foundation made $1.2million in donations.
But recently the couple were branded some of Hollywood’s “biggest losers” by the Hollywood Reporter in the US.
The article called the Sussexes’ Netflix biography and Prince Harry’s memoir Spare “whiny”, while claiming the couple’s brand is a “sanctimonious bubble just begging to be popped.”
It said a South Park episode that savaged Meghan and Harry earlier in the year was “the pin”.
Speaking on Talk TV, Ms Schofield said: “The Hollywood Reporter [is] basically the bible in this city.
“This has got to hurt Harry and Meghan personally and it’s got to have William Morris Endeavor (WME) – her current talent agency – scrambling to figure out what their next steps are.”
