Speculation mounts as Meghan Markle mulls joining Prince Harry in the UK next month.
Advisors suggest Meghan and Prince Harry’s children accompany them during their upcoming visit.
In an interview with the Daily Express, PR expert Renae Smith proposes that Archie and Lilibet could mend bridges between the Sussexes and the British public post-controversy.
Prince Harry is scheduled to deliver a speech at St. Paul’s Cathedral, marking the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games in London on May 8.
Whether Meghan, renowned for her role in "Suits," will attend remains uncertain.
Renae underscores the potential of their children to soften criticism and emphasize their relatable familial dynamic.
She argues that including their children could symbolize reconciliation, offering an unspoken olive branch to both the royal family and the public.
However, Renae cautions that privacy and security concerns must be addressed, along with ensuring their children's well-being.
She advises a careful consideration of potential benefits and drawbacks, aligning with broader goals and values.
Renae concludes that Meghan and Harry's strained relationship with the media and royals will remain a significant factor for the foreseeable future.
