According to reports, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, were supposedly pursued by paparazzi in NYC last week. However, this allegation was swiftly dismissed by the Mayor of New York City and even the cab driver involved.
As the American public continued to criticize the royal couple for their seemingly extravagant claim, Mary Madigan, a royal commentator from News AU, pointed out that the negative reaction might stem from a lack of fascination with Harry and Meghan among the public.
In her article for News AU, Madigan expressed, "...When the couple issued that statement about being chased down by paparazzi, it didn't evoke concern. Instead, it elicited eye-rolling and skepticism regarding their account of events."
Madigan further observed, "People are starting to grow resentful that this man, who essentially does nothing, receives such significant attention."
The expert then suggested that while reality stars like Kim Kardashian are often criticized for 'doing nothing,' they captivate our interest by presenting their personal lives in an intriguing manner. Madigan proposed that Prince Harry and Meghan should follow suit.
"If Harry began filming himself and Meghan engaged in playful arguments all the time and shared attractive photos on Instagram, I believe we would once again be engrossed," stated Madigan.
Late last week, representatives for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle claimed that they were pursued by paparazzi for approximately two hours, describing the experience as a 'near catastrophic' event.
