Prince Harry and Meghan Markle find themselves in a challenging spot post 'oversharing' royal secrets.

Struggling to rebuild public trust, the couple faces hurdles, according to an analyst. The disclosure of intimate details about the Royal Family may hinder Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's attempts to restore credibility.

A specialist in public relations suggests that Harry's candid memoir "Spare" and Meghan's revelations to Oprah Winfrey might postpone the anticipated "comeback story." Convincing people to "forgive and forget" may prove arduous for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Industry insider Sabina Hitchen advises the couple to move past their "mistakes," cautioning against dwelling on them as it could taint their image. Drawing parallels to celebrities like Britney Spears and Robert Downey Jr., she emphasizes the importance of leaving blunders behind.

In 2024, there's a chance for the couple to regain public favor, notes the founder of Press for Success, asserting, "The bigger the setback, the more celebrated the comeback."

Sabina underscores the challenge of building a positive brand on continuous sharing of grievances, living a lavish lifestyle, and airing family issues like in "Spare." Such mistakes are harder for the public to forgive and forget, potentially souring opinions on all things Sussex.

The industry professional advises the couple to realize that there's ample time to build careers and make mistakes, but it must be done from a fresh perspective rooted in the future. Embracing new dreams and learning from errors is normal, she notes, but dwelling on past mistakes is no longer acceptable in the eyes of the public.