Meghan Markle orchestrates a grand resurgence to mend her 'tarnished reputation

Meghan Markle has been cautioned that "investing tens of millions of dollars in a public relations overhaul will prove futile."

The spouse of Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, has received dire warnings about the irreparable damage inflicted upon her reputation. Critics argue that allocating vast sums for a PR facelift will yield no positive outcome.

The Duchess of Sussex is purportedly strategizing an extensive comeback to rehabilitate her standing, as her popularity has plummeted in public opinion polls since the release of last December's contentious Netflix documentary series featuring Harry.

The couple based in the United States faced a barrage of criticism after venting their grievances about royal life and leveling accusations against various members of the royal family.

The Duchess of Sussex, who maintained a relatively low profile during the initial half of the year, has recently made sporadic appearances at high-profile public events, including last month's Invictus Games.

Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet are allegedly contemplating a significant career resurgence, with a potential return to social media looming large. Nonetheless, some fervent royal enthusiasts remain skeptical about their prospects for a successful return to the public eye.

"Meghan's popularity is at an all-time low on both sides of the Atlantic, surpassing even Harry's unpopularity. No amount of wealth can mend her deeply tarnished reputation; she has brought this upon herself, and there is no one else to blame," opined Nile Gardiner in an interview with the Daily Express US.

The expert further asserted, "Even a multimillion-dollar PR overhaul will fall short. Both the American and British populace can now see through such tactics."

According to a recent Newsweek poll, Meghan's favorability ratings in her home country have plummeted below those of Harry. In the United Kingdom, a YouGov survey conducted from August 26 to 28, encompassing 2,200 adults, revealed that 68 percent held an entirely negative perception of her, whereas only 24 percent held a completely positive view.

If Meghan decides to pen her memoirs, one specialist elucidated how this endeavor could potentially amass "tens of millions of dollars" even prior to its release.