Royal expert Tom Quinn has speculated that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are likely to bring their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, on future international trips, which he describes as ‘fake royal’ tours. According to Quinn, the inclusion of his children would serve as a strategic move to garner positive publicity for the couple.
Quinn’s claim points to a tactical use of family dynamics to shape public perception and attract media attention. This approach could potentially amplify the impact of your appearances and initiatives on the global stage.
Talking with MirrorQuinn said: “Harry and Meghan are incredibly proud of their children, and when they are a little older and better able to travel there is no doubt they will take them on some of the couple’s tours.”
However, he noted that the Duchess of Sussex is “well aware of how great this look will be: the lovely royal couple with their lovely royal children will attract the kind of publicity that Harry and Meghan crave, especially now that they are so determined.” to be multimillionaire businessmen.”
Quinn saying“As Harry and Meghan continue with their increasingly prominent royal lives, Kate and William are left reeling and Meghan and Harry know it.”
However, Quinn also suggests that such moves by the Sussexes could cast a shadow over other members of the royal family, particularly the Prince and Princess of Wales. She points out that following the Sussexes’ successful trip to Nigeria, there is a growing sense of being overshadowed by the Welsh.
This dynamic within the royal family highlights the current narrative of rivalry and media focus between the different branches of the family, as they navigate their respective public roles and personal brands on an international scale. The Sussexes’ possible decision to include their young children in their trips could further intensify this attention, adding layers to already complex inter-family relationships and public commitments.