However, PR expert Matt Yanofsky suggests that this support may be coming from a "passive-aggressive" standpoint. In an exclusive conversation with The Mirror, Yanofsky commented, "Without truly understanding the motives of the royals, it's difficult to interpret their actions.
Nevertheless, the phrase 'wishing Meghan the best' comes across as one of the most passive-aggressive expressions of public relations I've encountered. It sounds like a purely PR-driven statement."
Yanofsky goes on to explain that adopting this passive-aggressive stance might not be beneficial for Meghan and Harry's progression. He further notes, "If the intention is genuinely to put a stop to Meghan's negative comments, releasing such a passive-aggressive statement is hardly the most effective approach.
By expressing their wishes for her success, they may be subtly trying to convey to the public that Meghan is encountering difficulties outside the royal sphere.
