An expert in public relations, Ryan McCormick, has suggested an unconventional approach for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry to improve their public image in light of their strained relationship with the Royal Family since stepping back from royal duties in 2020.
McCormick's advice for the couple revolves around a strategy of self-deprecation, urging Meghan and Harry to embrace humor and allow themselves to be openly critiqued. He believes that by light-heartedly making fun of themselves and being receptive to criticism, the couple could potentially enhance their public image.
The PR expert highlights the notion that Meghan and Harry might be feeling the repercussions of their estrangement from the royal circle and could benefit from altering public perceptions.
Suggesting a practical approach, McCormick proposes that engaging in hands-on relief work in impoverished nations could be a pivotal step for the couple to reshape public opinion. This move, he believes, might further shift the public's perception of Meghan and Harry in a positive direction.
The recent decision of Meghan and Harry to spend Christmas separately has sparked speculations and has not received an official response from the Royal Family. Notably, their absence was underscored by the absence of any mention in King Charles III's customary Christmas speech on December 25.
Moreover, reports suggest that Meghan and Harry might not attend the upcoming wedding of Hugh Grosvenor, the Duke of Westminster, adding to the speculations surrounding their relationship with the royal family.
As Meghan and Harry navigate their public image amid ongoing speculations and tensions within the royal circle, McCormick's unorthodox advice emphasizes the potential benefits of a self-deprecating approach and practical involvement in humanitarian causes as a means to rebuild their public image.
