Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are allegedly eyeing a return to the UK. A PR expert has suggested a big move that could help change their image. The Sussexes first revealed their intentions to step back from their royal duties in January 2020. They officially exited in March following their remarks. However, they are reportedly planning to return to the UK.
PR expert suggests Prince Harry and Meghan Markle can reset their image in the UK with this move amid return reports
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made some explosive claims following their exit as working royals. This tarnished their image in the UK, making them the center of a backlash storm. Now, as they eye a return to the UK (via Express), PR expert Brand Shaw has suggested that a “film or documentary series” about their homecoming could help them in “winning over the public.”
The expert said that they ought to be “anti-Kardashians” by answering the “hard questions.” He explained, “They haven’t controlled the narrative, which we’ve established, and they don’t seem to have a narrative. Those are two different problems.”
“So, not being able to communicate your narrative is a big, big, big issue,” Shaw added. “It’s an issue in Hollywood. It’s an issue where it didn’t work out. Here, it’s an issue why Hollywood was able to come after them.”
He advised that Harry and Meghan give “really smart” answers to “hard” questions. “Make a story that answers the hardest of hard questions anyone could possibly ask you, and use the next three to five years to refer back to that.”
Emphasizing the significance of controlling “the narrative,” the expert said, “When someone says, ‘Why’d you leave? Why’d you come back? I guess it wasn’t so bad.’ You have a movie or a product to point at any reporter, any questioner, any person who sees you when you’re walking around England.”
He suggested that the “singular thing” that Harry and Meghan should do “in the next six to nine months, maximum” is to “create a product that tells their narrative from their perspective.”
Originally reported by Ankita Shaw on Mandatory.
