Celebrities May Turn Their Back on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Warns Royal Commentator

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been advised by NBC royal correspondent Neil Sean to be wary of their celebrity friends who may not always have their backs.

Speaking on his YouTube channel, Sean cautioned the couple that celebrities are fickle and could easily abandon them for an opportunity to perform for the royal family or visit the palace.

Sean noted that Prince Harry and Jon Bon Jovi got along well, having recorded a charity single together at the famous Abbey Road Studios.

However, he acknowledged that it's difficult for celebrities to take sides when there's a family feud, as is the case with William and Jon Bon Jovi.

He added that people are speculating where this will lead down the line with all sorts of friends associated with both Harry and William.

Despite the warning, Sean advised Prince Harry to enjoy the moment of those people wanting to attach themselves to him and Meghan Markle, as he believes that moving forward, celebrities given an opportunity to perform in front of royalty will definitely take that over some hotel in the middle of Manhattan.

The warning comes as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been advised to seriously think about their brand following relentless bad PR.

The couple has been criticized for speaking about their time as senior royals, flying to New York for the weekend, and signing multi-million dollar deals with streaming giants Netflix and Spotify.

Sean believes that the couple cannot afford bad PR, and therefore, they need to carefully consider where they're going to go with their brand moving forward.

He pointed out that the birthday video, the bench book, and the New York trip have all contributed to the negative publicity surrounding the couple.

Moreover, the couple has been accused of confusing the public with their royal visits.

During their recent trip to New York, they attended the Global Citizen live concert in Central Park and met with New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and Governor Kathy Hochul.

Sean warned the couple of scheduling conflicts with the royal family if they were to travel to the same places.

In addition, a new project from Meghan Markle and Prince Harry has sparked fury from Cambridge fans.

The couple has joined Ethic, an ethical investment company, as impact partners with the company.

While some Twitter users have praised the couple for bringing awareness for younger generations who are more interested in investing nowadays, others have criticized them for selling their royal titles for easy dollars and treating their own families poorly.

In conclusion, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been advised to be cautious of their celebrity friends, take control of their brand, and carefully consider their public appearances to avoid negative publicity.

As they continue to navigate their post-royal life, they must be mindful of their actions and the impact they have on their reputation and public perception.