Prince Harry and Meghan’s separate projects ‘could work in the long term’ | Royal

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s latest decision to split professionally could benefit the royal duo in the long run, says a public relations expert.

In recent months, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have gradually separated their professional projects, allowing the couple to focus on specific activities.

Meghan Markle attended the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles gala and digital wellness initiative in Santa Barbara, while Harry traveled to New York, London and South Africa to “promote a number of his patronage and philanthropic initiatives.”

Renee Smith, founder and director of a PR firm Attismexclusively told Express.co.uk that while their latest decision to go solo may benefit them in the long term, it could cause negative consequences in the short term.

The expert said: “I think their decision to go after individual brands could actually benefit them in the long term, although it’s bound to cause a lot of public speculation in the short term.”

Commenting on the couple pursuing their own interests, she said: “From a PR perspective, this shift could allow each of them to create separate brands that better reflect their different priorities and resonate more coherently with their individual audiences.”

She believes the Sussex brand has failed to realize its true potential because it lacks “momentum and a cohesive identity” due to the couple’s “divergent interests.”

The public relations expert added: “By going it alone, they can create brands that truly reflect their own values, without having to constantly negotiate each other’s interests.”

Talking about Palace Confidential Daily Mail Diary podcast editor Richard Eden previously said Meghan and Harry were “breaking up in terms of their strategies.”

Richard continued: “When they recorded their first podcast, they were very much together. It was the pilot episode, and it was supposed to be the template: them together. “We saw it again in the Netflix series, but for some reason – either Meghan or Harry – they decided it wouldn’t work.”

Since stepping down as working royals in 2020, Meghan and Harry have signed a deal with the streaming giant. Netflix costing around £80 million.

Following the release of their joint documentary series Harry and Meghan, the duo are awaiting the launch of their standalone film. Netflix initiatives.

Ahead of Harry Netflix series called “Polo,” Netflix released a series of behind-the-scenes shots. In the X caption they wrote: “POLO is a new documentary series that profiles the world’s elite players and offers an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the fast-changing world of sport. From Archewell Productions and Boardwalk Pictures. Premiere of this film.” December”.

Meghan’s own show, the title of which remains unknown at this time, will focus on home, garden and general lifestyle themes and is intended to complement her existing brand American Riviera Orchard, which offers food and health products but has struggled to fully lay claim to it name due to copyright issues.

So far, the former Suits actress has sent samples of products from her new line, including the jam, to 50 influencers and celebrities to share the product with their followers.