Royal Family News: Prince Harry and Meghan Damaging Their Future Earnings With Their Pity Party?

British Royal family News says that some people believe that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle might be damaging their future earnings with their supposed royal ‘pity party’ that they have been throwing themselves.

That’s because the Duke and Duchess of Sussex seem to be cashing in on all of the complaints they’ve been making about the royal family in both their Netflix series, Harry and Meghan, and in Harry’s new book, Spare. Here’s what you need to know.

Royal Family News – Are Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Damaging Their Future Earnings With Their Royal ‘Pity Party?’

One source close to the situation told Vanity Fair that the public might be feeling a little too overwhelmed with the Sussexes and all of their oversharing lately. The tipster said, “

When the source of your content and your narrative and storytelling is just a giant pity party, it’s over. Okay, now you’ve told all this sh-t, but there’s a shelf life to these things. Something can look like it’s the biggest thing in the world, and then, boom, it’s gone.”

Not only that, but some industry insiders believe that Harry and Meghan might be damaging their future earnings with all of the complaining that they’ve been doing. “More worrying for Harry and Meghan is whether the continued public re-litigation of their troubles has grown so repetitive or even tiresome that it has eroded their personal brand and damaged their potential future earnings. Once they have exhausted the topic of themselves, what is left for them to talk about?”

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Well, that might seem hard to believe seeing how Spare has sold 1.43 million copies in one day alone. According to the book’s publisher, Penguin Random, Spare sold more than 1.43 million copies in all formats in the United States, Canada, and Britain.

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The book also became the fastest non-fiction selling book in history, to say the least. In comparison, Barack Obama’s book, A Promise Land, only sold 887,000 books in its first day.

“We sold books in every location — and we sold a lot of them,” said Shannon DeVito, the director of books at Barnes & Noble. “Some people came in right before work, some people came in on their lunch break, some people came in after,” she continued. “But the velocity of sales throughout the day was gigantic.”

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