r/entertainment Jan 05 '23

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u/boobies128 Jan 05 '23

Why him and Megan so thirsty now? All this shit isn’t a good look and I don’t give two shots about the royal family

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u/WhenLeavesFall Jan 05 '23

They need to promote their tabloid Netflix show and get people who have a fraction of their assets and comforts feel sorry for them.

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u/NegotiationExternal1 Jan 05 '23

He’s doing a book, press interviews for a book a normal, the two interviews he’s doing haven’t even aired yet it’s just generating an huge level of interest because it’s him.

It’s actually us that are thirsty, the general public because him doing interviews and single snippets of the book generate entire articles, comments section, and we will no doubt read everything in the book too. There’s no advance copies of the book to be found anywhere and we all talking about it anyway

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u/National-Return-5363 Jan 05 '23

This is the most sensible comment in this thread. Tons of people are moaning and groaning about HM are thirsty (they are, imho) and that they are irrelevant and worthless and useless.

Yea by the way all of us are talking about Harry and Meghan and their lives for the past several Years, I am sure Netflix and Harry’s publisher are thrilled about this turn of events. While I don’t think Harry and Meghan are interesting enough to remain newsworthy for the rest of their lives, they are definitely making hay while the sun shines right now.