Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's potential return to royal duties poses a significant risk of transforming the British monarchy into a spectacle reminiscent of the Kardashian phenomenon, warns royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams.
Fitzwilliams cautions against Harry bringing Meghan to visit King Charles in the UK, suggesting that their presence could fundamentally alter the perception and integrity of the royal family.
In an interview with the Daily Mail, Fitzwilliams emphasizes the potential repercussions of Harry and Meghan resuming their royal roles, likening their influence to that of a Kardashian-esque carnival.
While Harry expressed his intent to visit his family as much as possible during a recent interview on Good Morning America, Fitzwilliams doubts the feasibility of their return to royal duties.
He underscores the necessity for trust within the royal family, highlighting concerns stemming from Harry and Meghan's past behavior, which may preclude their reinstatement.
Fitzwilliams warns that any attempt by Harry and Meghan to resume royal duties would attract intense media scrutiny, potentially overshadowing the monarchy's credibility.
Drawing a distinction between the royal family and celebrity figures like the Kardashians, Fitzwilliams emphasizes the importance of maintaining the monarchy's dignity and credibility.
In his view, the return of Harry and Meghan to royal duties would undermine the monarchy's integrity and diminish its global standing, rendering such a scenario untenable.
Ultimately, Fitzwilliams concludes that the prospect of Harry and Meghan rejoining the royal fold is a non-starter, given the challenges and risks associated with their past actions and public image.
