Elser emphasizes the repercussions of this dry spell, including the absence of uplifting Instagram videos showcasing the couple's visits to regional market towns or their willingness to engage with the public through selfies. Additionally, the glamorous red carpet moments featuring the princess adorned in sequins and more diamonds than one would find at a Cartier warehouse sale will be noticeably absent.
However, Elser underscores a critical revelation this week - the unintended impact of Harry and Meghan's departure on the royal family. Their exit has pushed the family to a breaking point, leaving them severely understaffed. Elser argues that the Palace bears a significant portion of the responsibility for allowing the situation to deteriorate in 2019 to the extent that the Sussexes felt compelled to make their decision.
The criticism against King Charles revolves around the belief that he should have taken more proactive measures to address Harry's concerns and prevent the situation from reaching its current state. The consequences of this inaction are now becoming apparent, and experts are warning of severe repercussions that the royal family may face as a result.
