Prince Harry doesn’t want Meghan’s celebrity life: ‘Ill-suited, uncomfortable’ | World News
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s “ambition to become a global humanitarian power couple” appears “on hold,” a royal commentator claimed. Reflecting on the reports of the pair’s future work, expert Alison Boshoff noted a gap in their respective plans. While Meghan Markle has signed a solo deal with Hollywood agent Ari Emanuel at WME, Prince Harry is said to be returning to charity and campaign work.
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“How long before Harry turns his back on life in show business, which he’s obviously not suited for and seems utterly uncomfortable with,” the commenter said.
In the Daily Mail, the pundit wrote that Meghan Markle is happy with her Archetypes celebrity podcast series, Prince Harry wants to hire more world leaders. However, Alison Boshoff wrote that Harry’s focus has always been on charity work and service. In March, he himself said that “being of service to others drives him.”
Prince Harry said at the time: “For me personally, helping other people means so much. Serving others is what drives me, what gets me out of bed every day. Then you have children.”
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Meghan Markle grew up and had a career in the entertainment world, but Prince Harry didn’t seem overly drawn to it, the commenter noted. The Duke of Sussex had even told Oprah Winfrey during the interview with the Sussexes: “Netflix and Spotify are all… that was never part of the plan. We didn’t have a plan. This was suggested by someone else until my family literally cut me off financially and I had to afford security for us.
“She takes cues from her old boss, Bonnie Hammer, an NBC executive who got her big break with Suits. But even as she makes her way to bigger and more lucrative media ventures, her husband’s concerns are centered on the environment and mental health,” said Alison Boshoff.
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