Ms Schofield said: “I think they are keeping their mouths shut a little bit more and trying to recreate those moments to trick Americans into thinking they are still the shiny royals that Americans are interested in.
Speaking to Talk TV, she added: “Because, at this point, they look like C-list reality stars…the big brands that Meghan would like to attract, they are not attracted to the drama that surrounds Harry and Meghan.”
Sources close to the Sussexes have claimed the pair did not influence Endgame, but royal watchers have called for them to speak out – or even sue – over the book.
It may be that the Sussexes are attempting to rise above the fray, but Endgame has succeeded in putting the couple back in the headlines even if unintentionally.
After the Dutch version of the book named two senior royals who allegedly voiced “concerns” over the yet-unborn Prince Archie’s skin colour, a simmering row that began when Meghan commented on the supposed incident in 2021 was thrust back into the limelight.
However, the Duchess was pictured for the first time since the book was released looking happy and smiling, despite the soaring tensions between her, Prince Harry and the Firm.
