Sad news for Harry and Meghan as their carefully constructed facade continues to crumble.

It has been revealed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were in talks with streaming platform Quibi a year before their official departure from the royal family, despite claiming in their interview with Oprah Winfrey that they had no plan when leaving.

This latest revelation adds more weight to the theory that Megxit was not a spontaneous decision, but rather a well-thought-out exit strategy.

According to reports, Harry and Meghan had multiple meetings with Quibi, a now-defunct video streaming service, from early 2019 until after they quit as working royals in January 2020.

The Daily Telegraph states that Harry even returned from the landmark Sandringham Summit to meet with executives from the American company in London.

Although a deal for him to provide content on the platform was reportedly in advanced stages, it ultimately fell through as Quibi failed to gain traction.

Vanity Fair also claims that Quibi founder Jeffrey Katzenberg and CEO Meg Whitman approached the couple.

This suggests that Harry and Meghan had been actively seeking opportunities outside the royal family long before their departure became public knowledge.

Their claims of not having a plan during the Oprah interview seem disingenuous, as it becomes increasingly clear that they had been plotting their exit for some time.

Sources close to the Duke revealed that there were well-developed proposals in place with Quibi as early as 2019.

Conference calls were held, discussing potential series of 10-minute videos.

Harry even attended his final meeting with Quibi executives in London last January.

However, due to the pandemic, plans were put on hold, and by September, the streaming service was on the verge of shutting down.

In recent news, Prince Harry was seen enjoying some downtime in Santa Barbara, California, where he wore a casual outfit and played with his black Labrador, Pula.

This relaxed demeanor contrasts sharply with the ongoing controversy surrounding his and Meghan’s actions.

The newspaper also reported that Meghan continued to consult her U.S.-based advisors while she was a working royal, causing frustration among British aides who struggled to keep track of the couple’s commercial dealings.

As speculation continues to swirl around Harry’s future in the United States, experts have revealed that he could potentially work on a visa designed for individuals with extraordinary abilities.

However, it has been announced that both Harry and Meghan plan to take time off after the birth of their daughter in the summer.

This means Harry will temporarily step back from his multi-million pound deals with Netflix and Spotify, which he claimed were necessary after being financially cut off from the royal family.

While opinions on Harry and Meghan’s actions vary, it is clear that they have caused significant damage to their relationship with the British public.

Many feel that their constant victimhood narrative and disregard for privacy have tarnished their image.

Critics argue that if they truly wanted to protect their family from media intrusion, they would live their lives more privately and avoid striking deals with high-profile media outlets.

Additionally, their decision to air family matters in public, as seen in their interview with Oprah, has been widely criticized as rude and unkind.

Prince Albert of Monaco echoed these sentiments, stating that such issues should be dealt with privately within the royal family.

Meghan’s refusal to forgive and reconcile with her own family members further adds to the perception that she prioritizes personal gain over genuine relationships.

As the truth behind Harry and Meghan’s pre-planned Megxit continues to emerge, it becomes increasingly clear that their actions have not endeared them to the British public.

Their attempts to trash the royal family and the people of Great Britain with false narratives have only served to erode trust and respect.

Moving forward, it remains to be seen how their choices will impact their future and the perception of their legacy.