- Meghan Markle is being urged to be more “careful.”
- She makes comments in interviews, without thinking.
- A royal expert cautioned Meghan and Harry both.
After going all-in for a new The Cut piece, Meghan Markle is being urged to be more “careful” while making comments in interviews.
After the Duchess of Sussex claimed to The Cut that British media used the ‘N-word’ to refer to her son Archie, a royal expert cautioned not just Meghan but also her husband Prince Harry about the significance of their public words.
being a guest on Good Morning Britain “I think what Meghan’s attempting for here is to suggest that social media trolls were calling her children the N-word, but that there’s a porous relationship between those trolls and journalists,” royal authority Jack Royston said a day after the interview was published.
She sees a kind of fuzzy border between trolls and journalists in mainstream media, he continued.
“I do believe Harry and Meghan need to be little careful about making sure that when they say things, they express them really clearly and plainly,” Royston continued.
The challenge, he continued, is that if people leave with the incorrect impression, whether on purpose or not, they may start to believe that Harry and Meghan are the most trustworthy sources of information about them.
The modest risk for Harry and Meghan is that if they are thought to be less trustworthy when telling their own story, it may have an effect on them repeatedly.
In her interview, Meghan asked Allison P. Davis: “Why would I share a photo of my child before I can share it with the people who love my child with the very individuals who are calling my children the N-word? I’ll play that game when you explain how that makes sense.
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