Talented individuals in the podcast industry have been facing unemployment as a result of the astronomical amounts of money being spent on deals like Harry and Meghan’s partnership with Spotify. Rebecca English discusses the growing anger surrounding this issue in an episode of Palace Confidential. During the conversation, Richard Eden, the Daily Mail’s Diary Editor, asks his fellow panellists Jo Elvin and Rebecca English if the royal couple is fair game for criticism. The discussion centers around Hollywood talent agent Jeremy Zimmer’s scathing remarks about Meghan Markle, where he questions her talent in the audio industry. Richard finds Zimmer’s comments surprising, as agents tend to be diplomatic to avoid tarnishing potential future relationships. These insults join a long list of negative press coverage faced by the Sussexes.
Rebecca highlights that Harry and Meghan’s deal with Spotify is not unique; many companies have invested in prominent figures who fail to deliver. However, Richard believes that such attacks could harm their reputation, with talent agents openly criticizing them. This toxic environment has affected the Sussexes due to the issues plaguing the podcast industry as a whole. Rebecca suggests that the industry rushed to sign big names without considering the viability of their ideas. As a result, many talented individuals, including producers and engineers, have lost their jobs, causing widespread frustration and resentment towards high-profile figures like Harry and Meghan.
In another segment of the show, Richard expresses his opinion that Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie should take on more responsibilities now that the Royal Family has undergone slimming down. He speculates that William and Catherine may not want to assume all the patronages previously held by the Queen and Prince Philip, preferring to focus on a select few issues. Discussing this matter, Rebecca adds that the monarchy has slimmed down more rapidly than expected, leaving William to carry the burden without the support of Harry and his family. With several older members of the Royal Family nearing retirement, the future of the monarchy may be left in the hands of a limited number of individuals.
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