“I know from years working in the media that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will indeed certainly be inundated with various offers to attend events and support good causes. This is in addition to being receipt an array of collaborations to speaking engagements that all would equate to a full-time role.
“2024 holds the potential for a more positive year for the Sussexes, both financially, and with more money rolling in, no matter what they choose to focus on.
“Winning back more public support and being more open will create more opportunities. Strategic choices, open communication, and focusing on impactful projects will play pivotal roles in their ongoing journey.!
But MarkMeets founder Boardman warned Meghan “is still not showing herself in the best light” and that her public image requires “strategic improvements” as it seems apparent she has had nobody close to “correct her ways”.
He added the Sussexes have “burned many bridges” and now “need to learn to be more careful about who they talk about” while also offering advice on how they can portray themselves in a more “positive light”.
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The entertainment expert concluded: “Meghan is still not showing herself in the best light and needs to be mindful of public perception, as recent incidents have shown a need for strategic improvements in her public image (misreading situations, including a recent cameo appearance in a coffee company’s social media campaign and needs to learn when to take a step back), i.e. when she believed she was on stage to make a small speech at Kevin Costner’s charity event.
“Importantly she appears to have no one to correct her ways, or actions or to strategically improve her public image.
“For one, the Sussexes need to learn to be more careful about who they talk about and not to burn bridges. This is certainly hard for both Harry and Meghan who have burned many bridges.
“A good way forward to better show themselves is a positive light would be to talk about the good work they do with a return to social media, as they would both have huge engagement levels, but at the same time, the comment moderator would be kept busy if they came across in the wrong light with egotistical posts.”
