During the event they hosted at the Kinsey African-American art and history collection on March 21st, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's display of affection appeared forced, according to observations made by a royal expert. Tom Quinn, renowned for his insights into royalty and author of "Kensington Palace: An Intimate Memoir from Queen Mary to Meghan Markle," shared his perspective on the couple's interactions during the event. He noted that Prince Harry seemed uncomfortable, and his demeanor appeared contrived, possibly fueled by speculations about marital discord.
Additionally, Quinn observed that Meghan's behavior resembled her portrayal on the former TV series "Suits." Harry and Meghan's recent hosting of a special event in honor of the Kinsey African-American art and history collection provided an opportunity for the couple to support an institution that holds a special place in Meghan's heart. Quinn described it as fascinating to see how affectionate Meghan and Harry were at the event. However, there was a sense that some of their displays of affection seemed forced.
Recent publicity has suggested that Meghan and Harry's relationship is under strain, which may have motivated the couple to make a public demonstration of their love and the strength of their marriage. Nevertheless, many viewed their displays of affection as contrived. Some felt that Meghan still appeared to be acting in "Suits," while Harry seemed uncomfortable with public displays of affection. Quinn suggested that the Sussexes felt the need to maintain their public display of affection because it was part of their brand.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been considered the "Romance of the Century" since King Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson. Quinn believes that any suggestion of their relationship not going well would cause panic. Their romance is a key part of their brand, so whenever they are seen in public, they make significant efforts to show that they are still deeply in love. Harry is in a particularly challenging position since he gave up being a working royal for this romance, and if the romance were to fail, he would have nothing else.
Angela Levin, a British journalist and writer who has written a biography on Prince Harry, was not convinced by the Sussexes' public displays of affection. She claimed that Meghan only praised her husband in her speeches as part of a rebranding effort. Levin argued that new PR advisors were instructing Meghan to be positive, lovey-dovey, and upbeat, but she believed it was all phony and not to be believed. According to Levin, it was simply part of Meghan's brand.
Furthermore, a new report suggests that Meghan Markle is facing a major concern as Prince Harry prepares for his visit to the UK. She is afraid because if Harry repairs his broken relationships with family members during his visit, there's a chance he may not want to return to California. This is a significant concern for Meghan. Nonetheless, Meghan recognizes that if she were to accompany Harry to London, it would do more harm than good. Therefore, she is willing to stay at home. However, there's no way for Meghan to prevent Prince Harry from traveling to London.
