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Broke Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are now ‘selling themselves’ for $100,000 to Have ‘Private Dinner’ in their Company

In a surprising move to bolster funds for their Archewell charity, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly asking affluent donors to part with $100,000 for the chance to have dinner with them.

Yes, you read that right—dinners where celebrity meets charity, albeit with a hefty price tag attached.

Sources suggest the couple is optimistic that wealthy individuals will eagerly shell out this substantial amount to enjoy their company.

To help facilitate these exclusive gatherings, they’ve enlisted the services of CharityBuzz, a well-known fundraising platform.

Historically, the Sussexes’ charity has relied heavily on generous contributions from anonymous patrons to support its philanthropic activities.

However, this new approach has sparked a mix of skepticism and criticism among royal watchers and commentators alike.

The question looms: why would anyone pay such an extravagant fee to dine with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex?

Royal commentator Rupert Bell voiced his concerns, calling the sum “unseemly.” He quipped that attendees might expect to hear a lot of “word salad” during any speeches they might give.

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He added, “It seems a ridiculous amount of money to hear from two people who have had a pretty rocky PR run lately.”

Social media users haven’t held back either, expressing their disbelief and derision towards the Sussexes’ latest fundraising tactic.

Responses ranged from humorous quips, like one user declaring they’d “rather watch paint dry,” to sarcastic remarks about Meghan’s culinary skills, evoking memories of her baking venture on a Netflix show.

One commentator provocatively suggested that the couple might as well “sell their souls at this point.” Such remarks highlight the mixed reception this fundraising initiative is receiving, and underline the scrutiny that follows the Sussexes in their pursuit of financial support.

Interestingly, efforts to promote these dinner opportunities appear to be largely under the radar.

This discretion hints that the couple’s exclusive invitations are likely directed at a select group of high-rollers who have previously spent lavishly on similar celebrity encounters.

As if the dinner saga wasn’t enough, there’s also a fresh update regarding their charity.

The Sussexes plan to rebrand their foundation, now adopting the name Archewell Philanthropies.

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This decision comes just five years after Archewell’s inception.

A spokesperson for the organization confirmed the partnership with several fundraising platforms, including CharityBuzz.

A representative stated, “This next chapter allows Prince Harry and Meghan to broaden their global philanthropic efforts, grounded in meaningful values and partnerships.”

Commenting on the name change, PR expert Mayah Riaz noted that this shift signifies growth and longevity.

Transitioning from “Foundation” to “Philanthropies” would help expand their vision beyond individual projects and establish a more global presence.

Riaz emphasized that adopting the term “Philanthropies” could shape their image positively, distancing their personal brand from their charitable undertakings and focusing more on impact and credibility.

This strategic positioning could help Archewell endure over time, even if Harry and Meghan step back from the spotlight.

As the Sussexes walk this fine line between celebrity and charity, the question remains: will this high-stakes dinner strategy pay off, or could it ultimately backfire?

Only time will tell if their latest endeavor will resonate with their audience.

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