Meghan Markle’s “love-bombing” of Prince Harry during her keynote speech at a conference in Texas on Friday was “part of her rebrand,” as she gears up for a UK overhaul, a royal expert has claimed.
The Duchess of Sussex flew to Texas to take part in a women’s panel titled Breaking Barriers, Shaping Narratives: How Women Lead On and Off the Screen, during the SXSW conference.
Meghan spoke highly of her husband and praised him for being a “hands-on dad”.
When talking about social media, Meghan said it can be dizzying to see this “portrayal of motherhood that looks perfect”.
The Duchess added: “We all know it’s not perfect, we all know that it’s messy, I’m fortunate in that, amongst the privileges I have in my life, I have an incredible partner, my husband is such a hands-on dad, and such support of me and my family.
“And that, I don’t take for granted, that is a real blessing.”
Now royal biographer Angela Levin blasted the Duchess and claimed her speech was all part of her new “positive” and “lovey-dovey” approach given to her by her PR people.
She told the Sun: “These new PR people are telling her: ‘You’ve got to be positive. You’ve got to be lovey-dovey’.
“‘You’ve got to be upbeat and bring him in’.
