GET OUT! Haz Panics as Amazon CEO Pulls IG Deal After Sussexes Accused of Pocketing Donations

Prince Harry has been hit with what insiders are calling the “biggest humiliation of his post-royal life” after the CEO of Amazon reportedly yanked a lucrative Instagram sponsorship deal—just hours after explosive allegations surfaced claiming the Sussexes pocketed charitable donations intended for public causes.

According to sources close to the chaos unfolding in Montecito, the Duke of Sussex went into full-blown panic mode, pacing around their $14 million mansion after learning the partnership—rumoured to be worth several million dollars—was being “reviewed, suspended, and effectively shut down.”

The dramatic fallout began when  watchdog group accused the Sussexes’ organization of using public donations to “cover private operational expenses,” a claim the Sussexes immediately dismissed as malicious nonsense. But within minutes of the story hitting social media, Amazon was already moving to distance its brand from the swirling scandal.

One Hollywood insider revealed:
“They didn’t even wait for a legal response. They saw the headlines and pulled the plug. Amazon wants no part of tabloid lightning storms.”

Harry, who had believed the deal would cement his newly revitalised digital influence, was said to be “ashen, shaking, and visibly stunned” after receiving the news. Meghan, meanwhile, was reportedly “furious beyond words” and blamed Harry for “letting things slip out of control.”

The tension inside the Sussex household is said to have reached boiling point.

A Montecito neighbour claims shouting could be heard from the property shortly after the Amazon announcement, adding:
“You could practically feel the stress vibrating off the walls.”

PR experts say Amazon’s decision is nothing short of catastrophic for the couple’s 2025 branding strategy. The Sussexes have been pushing aggressively into social media projects, sponsorships, and merch-style partnerships to recover from years of declining public support and abandoned deals.

But now, professionals warn, other brands may follow Amazon’s lead.

“This is how it starts,” one crisis consultant explained. “First a big company backs out, then others quietly reassess. It’s the domino effect. And right now, Harry and Meghan are standing right underneath it.”

On social media, reactions have been explosive. Critics declared the move “karma,” while fans accused Amazon of capitulating to smear campaigns. Still, the internet consensus is blunt: the Sussexes’ reputation is once again in freefall.

Even Buckingham Palace, though refusing to comment, is “watching with raised eyebrows,” according to a royal insider.

Behind closed doors, Harry is said to fear the scandal could derail future deals entirely. He had reportedly hoped the Amazon IG partnership would help re-establish him as a modern influencer with global reach—far from the royal shadow that has long defined him.

Now, however, the future looks increasingly uncertain.

“This isn’t just a lost deal,” another insider said. “It’s a warning shot. And Harry knows it.”

If more corporate partners decide the Sussex brand is just too risky, the consequences could be devastating—not only financially, but for the couple’s long-planned digital empire.

For now, one thing is clear:
The panic in Montecito is very, very real.