- The Royal Family didn’t respond to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s Netflix docuseries.
- They chose to chose to keep their silence and uphold their “never complain.
- John Goodman PR, told Forbes that the firm’s silence is “probably the correct approach.”
A series of allegations concerning Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s time spent working for the Firm and how they were treated were made in their Netflix docuseries, which was published earlier this month.
The assertions made by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in their six-part series have not been addressed by the Royal Family in a statement or in public. According to a recent poll, almost 75% of readers of Express.co.uk endorse The Firm’s decision to remain silent.
After the first three episodes were released, John Goodman, CEO of John Goodman PR, told Forbes that the firm’s silence is “probably the correct approach.”
He explained: “Any comment from the Palace would just exacerbate the situation and call more attention to the film and Harry and Meghan’s charges against the Royal Family.
“Preserving the institution and the crown is more important to King Charles and Prince William than addressing the accusations, which may or may not be true.”
King Charles III has also been warned that if he does not control the impact from the accusations made by Harry and Meghan against the Royal Family, he will be in “serious trouble.”
Christopher Andersen, a royal author, asserted that discoveries about the Prince of Wales’s staff may be taken as criticisms of the monarchy.
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