Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to be , following the release of damning new figures about their Foundation, Archewell.
The charity has reportedly lost nearly over £8million ($11m) in pledges and donations in the last year alone.
The figures come as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex released the Archewell Foundation's annual impact report, alongside a glamorous video.
The report details the work for the year 2022 to 2023, which outlines the continued "mission" of Archewell.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly not liking the British headlines about Archewell
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Archewell was created in 2020 after Harry and Meghan's four year old son, Archie, after stepping down as senior working royals.
The one minute montage shows the Sussexes at various engagements throughout the year, as part of their work with the Foundation.
The Sussexes sent a representative from Archewell and their camp to TMZ, where they denied reports that the charity is in the red.
Reacting to the reports, showbiz and royal reporter Kinsey Schofield said the couple "didn't like the UK headlines" about Archewell's lack of donations.
Schofield said: "Someone from Archewell told TMZ that Harry and Meghan and Archewell have big time money stashed away, and this recent report suggesting that they were in the red or strapped for cash was misleading because it doesn't take into account that they are not a corporation.
"So obviously this particular headline is really getting under the Duke and Duchess's skin here in the States."
Host Patrick Christys then asked Schofield about the charity and who the donors could possibly be, stating: "But if they've got big time money stashed away, why aren't they spending it on charitable causes?
"And do we know anything about these donors? So $1million each, I believe, in the last year. Who are they? What's going on?"
Kinsey Schofield says the Archewell reports are 'getting under the skin' of Harry and Meghan
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Schofield revealed: "We don't know, but I bet they look a lot like Tyler Perry and Oprah Winfrey. But we have no clue who it is.
"You know, I think another wild aspect to the story is that Harry and Meghan only work one day a week. Can you imagine, what a nice life?"
Schofield continued: "We don't know where their money goes when Harry and Meghan typically work with Archewell, and I'll give Invictus the credit it deserves, Invictus is great."
"However, that was an organisation started under the Royal Family's tree with teamwork from the Palace itself. That was not just a Harry solo initiative, but when it comes to Archewell, they tend to just attach themselves to other charities that are you know going and and and kicking butt, and just say 'hey we're Harry and Meghan, can you stamp us on to something that already exists?"