Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are starting to realize that constantly criticizing the royal family isn't the best way to stay in the spotlight.
Royal biographer Hugo Vickers suggests their recent ceasefire is a wise move, as their ongoing family feuds have begun to lose their appeal. The days of explosive interviews following their exit from royal duties in 2020 seem to be behind them, and it appears the couple has recognized that their royal rants no longer have the same impact.
Vickers explains that stepping away from these old habits might allow them to focus on more "positive" endeavors. As he shared with *The Sun*, “They’ve realized it wasn’t getting anywhere, because it was causing so much trouble.”
An expert recently shared their thoughts on Harry and Meghan’s media strategy, noting that for the couple, money is likely the driving force behind their actions. To maintain their lifestyle, they may need to keep stirring the pot and stay relevant in the public eye.
The expert remarked, "To rake in the big bucks, sometimes they have to be a bit controversial, or at least do things that keep them in the limelight."
When discussing the strained relationship between Harry and King Charles, the expert was candid, saying, "Harry's the one who needs to extend the olive branch—he’s the one making it tough between them." However, they also pointed out that mending the royal rift likely isn’t a priority for the King, and a reunion between the two doesn’t seem likely anytime soon.
