In the wake of controversies, including claims of ‘racist royals,’ Prince
Harry and Meghan Markle are facing the challenge of proving their worth in 2024
through involvement in noteworthy projects.
PR expert Nick Ede has advised the Montecito couple to strategically navigate
the new year to secure positive headlines and solidify their standing.
Commenting on Ede’s perspective, royal commentator Kinsey Schofield conveyed,
“As PR expert Nick Ede told the Daily Mail, Harry and Meghan have a lot of
work to do in 2024.”
She elaborated, “He notes that the Duke and Duchess [of Sussex] haven’t
demonstrated their worth. They haven’t secured any Oscars or Emmys, written
screenplays, or achieved anything deserving of the fame they believe they
deserve, and that, he emphasized, is their biggest challenge.”
Notably, 2023 posed challenges for Harry and Meghan. From Prince Harry’s
revealing memoir “Spare” to the recent claims of ‘racist royals’ by Omid
Scobie in his book “Endgame,” the couple faced unfavorable scrutiny.
Discussing the controversies surrounding the California-based couple, Russell
Myers, Royal Editor for the Daily Mirror, spoke with Sky News Australia,
describing the situation as “an absolute bonfire.” He emphasized that the
fallout not only tarnished their reputations but also strained their
relationships with the Royal Family.