In an interview with Slingo, Burrell emphasizes not to underestimate Meghan's ambition. He raises the possibility of her venturing into California politics and exerting influence over Hollywood. Burrell envisions Meghan and Harry as a power couple, reinventing themselves to maintain their brand and relevance.
Drawing parallels with famous actors turned politicians like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Ronald Reagan, who successfully became governors, Burrell encourages Meghan and Harry to engage in public service as an opportunity to leave a legacy in Princess Diana's name. He believes that such a move could help regain public approval and reinvent their image.
However, Burrell acknowledges that critics may argue that, as non-working royals, Meghan and Harry should have their titles stripped away. He suggests that the king, who loves Harry as his son, may choose not to take such action to avoid further confrontation.
The recent setback with Meghan's Spotify deal has led to speculation about the couple's future endeavors. Burrell suggests that they may have misunderstood what was expected of them, as the market for their royal story has become saturated. To remain relevant, they will need to find new avenues to captivate the public's attention.
Burrell recognizes that there is still a fascination with Meghan and Harry, despite Meghan's declining overall public approval, as indicated by a study for Newsweek. He believes that the couple may have been unaware of this disapproval, highlighting a possible blind spot in their perception.
In addition to politics, Burrell sees the potential for Meghan to venture into the world of beauty and fashion, following the path of Victoria Beckham. He views this as an opportunity for Meghan to explore different areas and establish a foothold and platform within the industry.
