Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been very quiet and according to reputation expert Eric Schiffer it’s because “they are very strategic” and “careful about how they message.”
Daily Express US spoke to Mr Schiffer who explained his reasoning, saying, “If they limit appearances, knowing the press will want to cover, it just means that much more clamour for the items that are on their slate.”
He adds: “When they do decide to give media attention, it’s part of a larger storyline that they want to get across.”
It’s not clear what the story is, but Schiffer provides advice, saying, “Stay focused on the things that matter.”
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Harry was recently inducted into the Living Legends Hall of Fame, which has been descried as a “bit of a mixed blessing,” with the awards ceremony happening tonight in Beverly Hills, California. He’s also working on Invictus 2024, set to take place in Vancouver, Canada this year.
At the end of last year, Meghan said, “We have some exciting things on the slate,” but she’s yet to elaborate with more details. It’s been suggested that Harry and Meghan focus on their own projects versus leaning on the Royal Family for content.
Prince Archie is scheduled to start school this year, which is probably their biggest project, raising their two small children, Archie, 4, and Lilibet, 2.
