Harry and Meghan have become a ‘one-trick pony’ with their complaints about Royal Family

Harry and Meghan’s repeated complaints about the Royal Family may have made them a ‘one-trick pony… due for the glue factory’, according to the Hollywood bible Variety. 

An article on the VIP section of its website said some scepticism was ‘warranted’ on whether the pair had ‘gone to the well one too many times with their oft-repeated tale of mistreatment at the hands of England’s Royal Family’. 

The piece, in which the leading industry publication appears to have turned on the couple, is written by Andrew Wallenstein, president and chief media analyst of Variety Intelligence Platform, which focuses on market research. 

It questioned ‘how much more meat could possibly be left on this bone’, particularly after Harry’s book Spare comes out next year. It will follow the pair’s infamous Oprah Winfrey interview in 2021 and their six-part Netflix documentary series, both of which turned fire on the Royal Family. 

The article provides an insight into how the Sussexes are being perceived by parts of an industry they have now committed themselves to

The article provides an insight into how the Sussexes are being perceived by parts of an industry they have now committed themselves to.

Wallenstein predicted that by the time Harry’s book is published, many may see that a backlash ‘accelerates as the couple’s strategically timed disclosures start to come across too carefully choreographed’. He added that ‘even the dimmest of minds among their fans’ would eventually tire of their ‘Oh, woe is us’ routine’ as they ‘play the victim card again and again’. 

Wallenstein predicted that by the time Harry’s book is published, many may see that a backlash ‘accelerates as the couple’s strategically timed disclosures’

The article questioned ‘how much more meat could possibly be left on this bone’, after Harry’s book Spare comes out next year

The article headlined ‘It’s well past time for Harry and Meghan 2.0’ said: ‘Given they’ve beaten this horse to death, perhaps this one-trick pony is due for the glue factory.