Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are facing new scrutiny over their individual public appearances, with claims that their separate activities may be overshadowing each other’s efforts. Royal expert Kinsey Schofield recently shared her opinion on the matter in an interview with typical of womensuggesting that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex may be caught in a subtle “war with themselves” as they navigate their professional path.
during the interviewSchofield noted that the couple’s public behavior suggests a kind of rivalry, with each seeking to make a significant impact in their respective solo outings. “I think, professionally, she’s trying to upstage him, he’s trying to upstage her,” Schofield said, adding that this pattern of one-upmanship only gets worse over time. The implication is that while both intend to make their own mark, their separate appearances could be creating unwanted tension.
Schofield’s comments come as the couple continues to forge separate paths, with Meghan focusing on her media projects and advocacy work, while Harry’s appearances are often linked to his charity work and mental health initiatives. However, anonymous sources close to the Sussexes have since offered a different perspective, framing their approach as a natural “professional separation.” According to these initiatedThe couple’s “two-track approach” represents an evolving strategy rather than a source of tension.
These sources clarified that Harry and Meghan’s decision to pursue separate ventures is a strategic effort to build individual brands while supporting each other. Rather than compete, they maintain that the couple is simply exploring their personal interests in a way that allows each to shine without interference.
While Harry and Meghan’s different career paths have led to speculation of a quiet rivalry, supporters argue that this approach could ultimately strengthen their influence, allowing each to reach different audiences with unique messages. However, Schofield’s comments highlight the challenges the couple faces in balancing their personal relationship with their growing public presence.
