- Harry and Meghan’s pity party outside Buckingham Palace was criticised.
- PR guru Paul MacKenzie-Cummins published this clapback.
- Paul confessed in his interview.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s pity party outside Buckingham Palace was criticised.
PR guru and Clearly managing director Paul MacKenzie-Cummins published this clapback. Paul confessed in his interview.
He stated, “The royals have rightly refused to allow Harry and Meghan’s desperate attempts to gain both attention and sympathy at all costs to become a public feud that frankly no one has either the time or appetite for.”
“I do not feel these results should be of too much concern for the royals.”
“The revelations and allegations emerging from Prince Harry’s book, the plethora of recent TV interviews he has done, and the Netflix documentary were always going to see a negative shift in public perception of the Royal Family – the whole ‘no smoke without fire’ mentality.”
“These are simply knee-jerk reactions and will be short-lived. If the same poll is run again three months from now, I would expect a popularity swing in favour of the Royals but a plummeting for Harry and Meghan.”
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