Meghan Markle and Prince Harry made a major pivot after multiple bombshell attacks on the Royal Family, GB News's Digital Royal Editor has claimed.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped down as working royals in 2020 and subsequently launched several attacks on members of the Firm most recently through a Netflix series and Harry's autobiography.
However, Harry and Meghan have recently made an effort to become more charitable with their foreign visits, according to GB News's Digital Royal Editor, Svar Nanan-Sen, and the Royal Correspondent, Cameron Walker.
The duo sat down for this week's episode of The Royal Record podcast to discuss the "major pivot" made by the Sussexes.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry make major pivot after two bombshell attacks on royals
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Cameron said: "What I have seen from Prince Harry and Meghan recently is, I think, a genuine drive to focus on their charitable work and less about harking back to the past and their lives as working royals.
"When Spare was released, followed by the Netflix series, and then Oprah and things like that, their popularity, particularly in the United Kingdom but I think to some extent in the United States as well, their popularity decreased and they became less popular.
"If I were a PR person advising the Sussexes, I would suggest that by releasing new information the same effects would take place.
"It would have a negative impact on their popularity in the United Kingdom and the United States."
Svar Nanan-Sen claimed that Harry and Meghan are attempting to be more charitable
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Earlier this week, it was announced that the Duke of Sussex's memoir Spare would be re-released as a paperback version in October.
However, the publisher confirmed that no new bombshell chapters would be included.
Cameron added: "Maybe Prince Harry is aware of the negative polling as well and has decided not to release any new information, because he did say in one of the promotional interviews that he could have written a whole other book on stuff that he just chose to keep out of Spare.
"But clearly he's decided at the moment that the time is not right, if ever, to release further information. He's just going to wipe his hands a bit - 'Now that's it. Let's focus on the future.'"
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Prince Harry wrote a tell-all memoir called Spare in January 2023PASvar said: "Yes, I think you're right, because the Netflix documentary came out in December 2022, and then Spare came out in January 2023.
"So one straight after the other. Now they seem to be in a new era. We didn't see any shots taken at the Royal Family during their time in Colombia or Nigeria.
"So it looks like they're going in a different direction, which I think is a good thing for their brand and also a good thing for the Royal Family so that all of them can move on.
"The feud is ongoing between William and Harry, it still seems there is a long way to go in that."