Invictus Games Spending Scrutinized, Harry & Meghan's Future Uncertain

0:00It's May 2nd. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Entertainment in Celebrity News today. AI-powered and star-driven. Prince Harry's Invictus Games is getting slammed for its spending, especially after questions popped up about $63 million in total. Funds. A popular Instagram account dug into the records and found big gaps, like how Vancouver's event pulled in 30 million from Canadian. Taxpayers, 15 million from the federal government, and 15 from British Columbia. The money didn't flow straight to the games. It went through a local corporation first, which paid a licensing fee to the foundation. That fee amount, redacted in the docs, sparking even more suspicion about transparency. Folks like the Instagram researcher are fired up, asking why that cash wasn't used for stuff veterans really need, like new prosthetics. Wheelchair friendly vans, or home upgrades. After she pushed for full disclosure, the Invictus Canada site went offline briefly, then relaunched with a setup that tracks who downloads files.

1:02This hits as Harry and Meghan deal with their own money crunch. No more big Spotify payout, Netflix deals shrunk to just a first look option, and other. Projects business out as they step back for royal life. Meanwhile, reports say the couple split on heading back to the palace. Harry's quietly mending fences with King Charles for possible part time. Duties, but Meghan's debt set against returning to the UK, leaving their future up in the air.