Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in need of a victory to overcome what a royal expert has described as their ‘flop era’. With Prince Harry embarking on a series of solo work trips recently, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been pursuing separate professional paths. Matt Wilkinson, the Sun’s royal editor, highlighted the couple’s requirement for a success to counteract negative publicity in recent times.
Discussing the situation on the Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered YouTube channel, Wilkinson emphasised the importance of a win for the Sussexes. He noted the upcoming Invictus event and Harry’s successful legal actions against UK newspapers as potential highlights. Wilkinson remarked, “Once you put it like that and you think about it, maybe they are in a flop era.”
Meanwhile, claims have surfaced suggesting that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been exploited as ‘cash cows’ following their relocation to the USA in 2020. A PR expert, Carla Speight, pointed out a significant misstep after the couple’s decision to step back from royal duties and move to California with their son Archie. Speight criticised the lack of support provided to the couple as they transitioned to life outside the royal sphere.
The expert highlighted Harry’s newfound freedom to express his views as potentially detrimental, suggesting that he was exploited by American agents who prioritised financial gain over the couple’s well-being. Speight indicated that the Sussexes needed guidance and assistance as they navigated their new circumstances but were instead used for monetary purposes. The need for a win is paramount for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as they strive to navigate their evolving roles and public perception.
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