Alexander Larman, writing for The Spectator, points out the need for a reevaluation of the couple's advisory team, stating, "There have been countless missteps, suggesting that Harry and Meghan are in desperate need either of better advisers or of actually listening to the people who they presumably pay handsomely for their counsel."
Looking ahead to the coming year, Larman anticipates an array of court cases for Prince Harry. While he expects Harry to win most, if not all, of them, he notes that setbacks and humiliations will be eagerly reported by the international press, with whom Harry has seemingly set himself against.
Regarding Meghan's potential political ambitions, Larman expresses skepticism, describing them as "impossibly risible." He suggests that her best hope, both personally and professionally, might be a return to "Suits," the show that initially propelled her to fame.
As the couple faces ongoing challenges and public scrutiny, the call for strategic and insightful advice becomes increasingly crucial for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry in their journey ahead.
