It's been discussed previously how H&M are short on money, can't keep up with the neighbours, don't appear to go on exotic holidays very often, if at all, don't have a second home to go to etc, in short living less than their best lives at least by the standards of their neighbours and probably their aspirations.
This was brought home to me yesterday as I read that a Wiltshire billionaire has just bought a £300million yacht. I read something a while ago that yacht brokers recommend buyers' budget should be no more than 10% of their net worth due to the massive running costs of these yachts, over and above the purchase price. So if you are worth £100million, your yacht should cost no more than £10million. Which is practically a mini in super yacht terms.
I've taken to watching super yacht chefs on YouTube, it's fascinating! The level of extreme luxury and no expense spared is beyond my wildest imagination. Many of these yachts cost as much as £1million A WEEK to charter. So if you are net worth £100million, you should be careful about splashing out on too many expensive charters a year or you will soon burn through your fortune. In short I can see how H&M aren't going around chartering fab boats for their summer holidays.
Are invitations to join an on board party forthcoming? I suppose these super yacht owners might demand total secrecy but I'm not sure H&M could be trusted not to boast about their invitation so I doubt they are having exotic trips under the radar. Monte Carlo during the Monaco Grand Prix last week was awash with these boats (I don't think you're meant to call them boats but what do I care?), with loads of parties and guests - we've probably never heard of 99% of the people owning or chartering those boats.
This is a long way of saying that H&M are small fry, and probably destined to always feel they have been hard done by, and not able to live a lifestyle commensurate with their importance. Of course if they had stayed in the Royal family quite a few properties in the UK would be available for holidays, like Balmoral and Sandringham, and they'd probably be getting invitations like they did in the year after they married, to Elton John's place in France and the Clooney's place in Italy. Meghan needs to sell a lot more than jam to have that billionaire lifestyle.
https://www.wiltshiretimes.co.uk/news/26191885.wiltshire-mansion-owner-buys-300m-superyacht/
The mad life of a yacht chef! My dream retirement job is to be the laundry maid. Seriously! They have a room stuffed full of washing machines and dryers, doing all the linen, towels etc every day, guest clothes, all the staff uniforms and other stuff. I like ironing, can happily put something on YouTube to watch or a podcast to listen to. Living on the yacht, travelling around, all daily needs supplied, income banked without spending a penny, gorgeous food supplied by the chefs. I'd love it!