Reports suggest that Meghan Markle is leveraging Princess Catherine's photo crisis to reshape the UK's public perception.
Amidst Princess Diana's ongoing scrutiny over her post-surgery whereabouts, she recently faced backlash for purportedly altering a social media photo featuring children to commemorate UK's Mother's Day. The Mirror quotes royal expert Tom Quinn, highlighting Meghan's strategic maneuvering amid the royal family's turbulence, aiming to garner favor.
However, there's a cautious sentiment within Kensington Palace, wary that Meghan's olive branch might inadvertently reopen old wounds. To bolster their image, Meghan and Prince Harry have enlisted a new PR team, launching a website and podcast. Yet, royal writer Phil Dampier, in the Daily Mail, questions the effectiveness of their recent PR tactics, emphasizing the need to address underlying issues to regain public trust.
As they grapple with plummeting popularity in both the US and UK, Meghan and Harry continue to navigate the fallout of their tumultuous relationship with the royal family. Their efforts to portray themselves as victims and manipulate media narratives, including allegations of photo manipulation involving Princess Catherine, have further fueled controversy.
Despite Oprah's public support of Missen, a photographer accused of editing Meghan and Harry's photos, the situation remains tense. Oprah's sudden deletion of her supportive Instagram post adds to the uncertainty surrounding the controversy, intensifying the pressure on Harry and Meghan.
Feeling the heat of public scrutiny, Harry and Meghan resort to calling in favors to divert attention from their predicament. However, their reliance on influential figures like Oprah reflects a desperate attempt to salvage their tarnished reputation.
Yet, Oprah's credibility has come under question, with critics labeling her an "opportunist hack" more interested in sensationalism than impartial journalism. Amidst the chaos, the focus shifts to Missen's handling of the situation, prompting speculation about his motives and actions. Instead of diffusing tensions, his actions only serve to perpetuate the drama surrounding the royal family's image crisis.
