In response to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's recent dismissal of his upcoming book as 'deranged', royal author Tom Bower contends that the couple's future in Hollywood appears bleak. He points to their purported lack of original talent and self-importance as factors contributing to this downturn. Bower's comments came after an article in Variety explored the complexities of the Sussexes' relationship with Netflix, further underscoring the challenges they face in the entertainment industry.

Bower insists that the assertions made in the Variety article align with those in his book, 'Betrayal', suggesting that the Sussexes may be nearing the end of their Hollywood journey. He believes that the couple's perceived shortcomings have led to an inevitable need for them to reconnect with their British royal roots. Bower argues that upon their return, the couple should meet with King Charles to reaffirm their royal status, hinting at a potential comeback within the royal family.

The implications of Bower's remarks extend beyond personal criticism, as they reflect broader sentiments regarding the Sussexes' public persona and their ability to navigate the complex landscape of fame in Hollywood. Bower's candid assessment raises questions about whether Harry and Meghan can successfully maneuver their identity as former royals while simultaneously pursuing careers in the entertainment sector, especially given the growing scrutiny from the media and public alike.