In her piece, Elser dissects the couple's eagerness to project themselves as "do-gooders" dedicated to the planet and its people. However, it's implied that a significant portion of their endeavors aims to outshine the traditional and often reserved Windsors.
Elser elaborates on this perspective, stating, "What Harry and Meghan needed to emphasize was their role as unparalleled do-gooders, striving to make a positive impact on the world with their innovative ideas and optimistic approach, a stark contrast to the more conservative Windsors."
For those not familiar with the context, these comments stem from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's recent Archewell video addressing the issue of cyberbullying. This video represents just one facet of their broader campaign, aptly dubbed "Operation: Revive!" Elser humorously notes the presence of numerous enthusiastic exclamation marks in team Archewell's emails.
She also touches upon the sudden shift in the narrative, remarking, "It's quite the coincidence that on the very same day this video was released, People magazine chose to take a break from its usual reality TV divorce coverage to publish a series of highly sympathetic stories about the Sussexes."
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's mission to stand out from the traditional Windsors by championing social causes is a prominent topic of discussion among royal experts and commentators.
