A royal expert has given their verdict on how Prince Harry and Meghan Markle might react following a new bombshell documentary about them that’s set to be released next month.
The Daily Express recently revealed that Germany’s ZDF network will air a new documentary film about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, which will premiere on December 3 at 8:15 pm.
According to the German broadcaster, the documentary will explore Harry’s struggles following his decision to step down as a senior working royal in 2020 and his “ongoing search for a meaningful role and the broader impact of this on the British monarchy”.
Now a PR expert, who frequently comments on the Royal Family, said the Montecito couple will not be particularly affected by the new bombshell film with a six-word verdict, stressing that it will be “water off of a duck’s back”.
Lynn Carratt, from Press Box PR, told the Mirror: “The new documentary will be water off of a duck’s back, while they value their privacy and won’t enjoy having no control over what is said, they know they will be subject to these documentaries at times and biographers will always publish books about their lives.”
She added: “From my understanding of the new TV documentary, Harry and Meghan are not part of it. [Instead], it’s interviews with people who live near them who’ve perhaps worked with them previously.
“Not Harry and Meghan, giving their insight into their own lives or own opinions.”
The PR expert also delved into what the new documentary might contain.
She said: “Viewers will likely get an insight into the couple’s life now and what it is like to live close to them, but I don’t believe it will have any impact on their upcoming projects.”
Describing the upcoming film, ZDF stated: “The Royal Family has to deal with difficult developments and regroup after ‘Megxit,’ the death of the Queen and Charles and Kate’s cancer. What role will Harry play in the future?”
“Even in his self-imposed exile in Montecito, California, he remains a figure of public interest. His commitment to charitable organisations – such as the Invictus Games he founded for wounded servicemen and women – always puts him in the spotlight,” the description continues.”
