According to a royal expert, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle cannot afford to compete with Prince William and Kate Middleton’s charitable efforts.

After going through Megxit, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are said to be completely puzzled by the actual meaning of financial freedom.

Daniela Elser, a royal author, backed this claim.

Despite their best attempts to make the Archewell Foundation a huge success, Ms Elser argues that the parents of two must balance their charitable activities with their financial obligations.

“Despite the Sussexes having laudably pronounced they wanted to work towards becoming financially independent, facing what that meant, in reality, would appear to have come as something of a shock to the duo,” she wrote in her new column for News.com.au.

“Since launching in October last year, Archewell has not held a single fundraiser, as far has been made publicly known.”

“Now, a year or two down the road, things might look very different with Covid and the pandemic relics of the past (fingers and toes crossed here) and with the world reopened.”

“Harry and Meghan will be able to focus on keeping their AAA + list chums to raise money to support their ambitious and exciting philanthropic efforts.”

“But for now, Cambridges and Sussex are running completely separate, far from equal, playing fields, a fully established, well -funded, and combined two people who have dedicated their days to it.”

During an interview with Oprah Winfrey, Harry alleged that the royals had cut him and Meghan off financially.

Harry says he was cut off in the first quarter of 2020, shortly after he and Meghan announced their decision to stand down as senior royals. He also mentioned that his late mother, Princess Diana, had left him money.

“Without that, we wouldn’t have been able to do this,” he said, most likely alluding to the family’s relocation to California.

To sustain themselves and their charitable activities, the pair signed production deals with Netflix and Spotify.