The Duchess of Sussex intentionally opted out of joining Prince Harry for an interview in Canada.
Reports suggest that Meghan Markle was advised by her PR team against participating in a tell-all interview alongside Prince Harry during their visit to Canada.
According to insights from royal expert Angela Levin, the decision might have been influenced by concerns that Meghan could make statements detrimental to the royal family's image, prompting her PR team to intervene.
Levin remarked, "It's intriguing. The focus was on Harry, but there may have been reservations about Meghan potentially making remarks that her PR team preferred not to be aired."
She elaborated, "Although the event was primarily about Harry and his Invictus Games, Meghan was visibly present, capturing attention and maintaining her glamorous image, which seems to be her priority."
The seasoned royal commentator suggested that Meghan's PR team may have aimed to preserve a particular perception of her, potentially cautious about any statements that could alter this perception.
"It appears that Meghan's PR team's primary allegiance lies with her rather than with Harry," Levin added.
For those unfamiliar, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex recently traveled to Canada to participate in the One Year to Go celebrations for the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025.
During this visit, Prince Harry featured in an interview on Good Morning America (GMA), discussing his recent trip to see his ailing father, King Charles, and emphasizing the significance of family.
