Recently, their car chase in New York City became a topic of discussion. Professor Joe Siracusa, a political analyst from Curtin University, humorously commented that American nighttime television would be lacking without their antics.
He playfully remarked that it would be hard to find a 20-minute or two-hour chase without racking up a hefty $500 taxi bill. Siracusa went on to emphasize that the couple, based in California, has become a lighthearted subject for jokes in America, as the country doesn't have royalty, only Hollywood.
He pondered where nighttime television would be without their presence. Another expert, Esther Krakue, discussed the loss of credibility that Meghan and Harry have experienced since leaving the Royal family.
She referred to their post-Royal life as a "blessing in disguise," highlighting that the Royal family possesses exceptional media training and is arguably one of the most media-savvy institutions in the world.
