Criticism has also arisen regarding Meghan's appearance at the Invictus Games. She led a parade of veterans, and she stated that her lateness was due to getting ice cream for her children, Archie and Lilibet. In another incident, at Kevin Costner's star-studded fundraising event, 1,805 Live, she attempted to take the microphone from the stage host.
When discussing the overall perception of the Sussex brand in America, Mark asked Schofield if, on a day-by-day basis, they observed any changes. In response, Schofield expressed her view, "I feel like Meghan hobnobbing with all these celebrities had a more significant impact than Prince Harry's involvement in the Invictus Games.
People seem to be more drawn to Meghan, especially at the Beyoncé concert. I don't think they are impressing people. There's still an element of shallowness around their brand that they need to shake off."
Mark then brought up Meghan and Harry's upcoming public appearance in New York following the car chase they experienced in May. The couple will be hosting their first in-person event with the Archewell Foundation, titled the "Archewell Foundation Parents Summit: Mental Wellness in a Digital Age." Reacting to this event, Mark expressed surprise, and Schofield added, "Isn't it interesting?
After Prince William's highly successful visit, where Americans went crazy for him, this is the first time the Sussexes are back in NYC after that car chase. Megan had accepted an award for her podcast, which no longer exists, and now they are hosting an Archewell in-person event. They'll be discussing people's digital footprints and how parents can protect their kids online."
