Just a few years ago, Harry and Meghan were living a fairy tale life that seemed too good to be true.

They had royalty, wealth, fame, and the adoration of the world at their feet.

But cracks began to form, turning their fairy tale romance into a horror story.

Through it all, they had each other and a plethora of opportunities.

However, it seems that their multi-million dollar opportunities, which once allowed them to escape the confines of the royal family, are now drying up faster than anticipated.

Renowned Sky News All Stars Peter Credlin, Peter Stefanovic, and Esther Krakow are now asking the question: Is this the end for the Sussexes?

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were once considered unstoppable.

Everything they touched turned to gold, and brands were eager to associate themselves with the couple.

However, after a series of scandals and lies, their reputation took a hit in the eyes of the public.

Celebrities and companies began distancing themselves, deeming the Sussexes toxic.

Even up-and-coming fashion designers, desperate to make a mark in Hollywood, are reluctant to work with Meghan Markle.

Despite being hailed as a fashion icon by many, she is finding it difficult to collaborate with others in the industry.

Celebrities like Taylor Swift have rejected her requests, and even established brands like Dior are distancing themselves.

The toxicity associated with their brand has made them undesirable partners.

Their inability to keep secrets and their tendency to publicly criticize others has made brands wary of associating with them.

Meghan and Harry’s currency lies in their stories, which made a career in media seem like a natural choice after leaving the royal family.

However, as their stories dried up or were revealed as lies, they struggled to fulfill their multi-million dollar contracts with streaming giants Spotify and Netflix.

Their deal with Spotify, which was announced with great fanfare, ended up being a disappointment.

They only produced 12 episodes, far less than expected.

Their lack of productivity led to their parting ways with Spotify, leaving many questioning what went wrong.

Sky News host Peter Credlin and contributor Dan Wooten describe the failed deal as cataclysmic.

The Sussexes can no longer blame the royal family for their troubles, as woke companies, who were once their allies, have now turned against them.

The couple’s lack of productivity and the exploitation of their connections to the royal family have damaged their relationships, both within their family and internationally.

Spotify executive and podcaster Bill Simmons didn’t hold back in his criticism of Prince Harry, calling him out for his lack of talent and constant complaining.

Simmons expressed his embarrassment at having to share Spotify with someone like Harry, who he believes brings nothing of value to the table.

In another blow to their reputation, it was revealed that Meghan Markle had asked Taylor Swift to be a guest on her podcast, but was rejected by the pop princess.

While some big names did appear on the Sussexes’ Archetypes podcast, not everyone accepted the invitation.

Taylor Swift’s team did not disclose the reason for her refusal, but it could be due to scheduling conflicts or a desire to avoid getting involved in the drama surrounding the couple.

With their Spotify deal already terminated and their Netflix deal hanging in the balance, the future looks uncertain for Harry and Meghan.

Netflix has given them an ultimatum: produce more content or lose out on $60 million in outstanding fees.

The couple has only received half of their $121 million contract so far.

Their lack of direction and reliance on exploiting their connections to the royal family have made their future prospects seem bleak.

Esther Krakow, a commentator for Sky News, highlights the challenges the Sussexes face.

The decline of their brand can be attributed to multiple factors.

When they left the royal family in 2020, streaming services were booming due to the pandemic.

Companies like Netflix and Spotify sought big names to produce content for them.

The Sussexes were offered deals to create content, but their lack of productivity and clear direction, coupled with declining subscriptions for streaming services, have resulted in a lackluster return on investment.

The couple’s reputation in the industry has suffered, as they are now seen as lacking expertise and simply trying to profit from their royal connections.

Even if they do produce content, it remains uncertain whether people will be interested in watching.

The couple’s recent PR efforts and attempts at rebranding indicate that they are aware of their unfavorable position.

As the Sussexes face the possibility of losing their remaining streaming deal and with brands distancing themselves, their future is uncertain.

They must find a way to reinvent themselves and produce compelling content that resonates with audiences.

Otherwise, their once-charmed life may become a distant memory, and their fairy tale may truly come to an end.