Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Struggle to Get Attention in US Media During New York Visit

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's recent visit to New York City did not receive much attention in the US media, according to a royal expert.

In a recent episode of Pod Save the Queen, Daily Mirror royal editor Russell Myers stated that the couple failed to gain traction in the news and on social media during their visit.

Myers revealed that the only coverage he saw was from the New York Post, which took a swipe at the couple for arriving in a fleet of gas-guzzling vehicles with a large security detail.

He also expressed uncertainty about whether the couple is as adored in the United States as initially thought, although they may have more supporters in the states than in the UK.

Despite the lack of media attention, Myers commended the couple for discussing crucial issues such as vaccine equality and climate change, which he believes are essential issues of our time.

However, the royal editor also warned that Prince Harry's upcoming memoir could put the celebrations of the Queen's platinum jubilee at risk.

Myers speculated that the book, set to be released in late 2022, could potentially torpedo the entire event.

He also noted that the memoir may focus heavily on Princess Diana's death and who Harry blames for it, which could cause tension within the royal family.

Myers' concerns were echoed by Majesty magazine editor Ingrid Seward, who appeared on GB News and predicted that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would return to the UK for the Jubilee next year.

She believes that the couple needs to be seen rubbing shoulders with the royal family to keep their “magic persona” alive in America.

However, not all royal commentators share this view.

Sunday Times royal editor Roya Nikhar predicted that the Sussexes would be involved in the Jubilee but might only be featured in a limited fashion to avoid drawing attention away from the Queen.

She also expressed concern about the memoir's potential impact on the event.

Despite the speculation, it remains unclear whether Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will attend the Jubilee.

Myers noted that the American audience is split on the couple, with those who dislike or love them unlikely to meet in the middle.

In conclusion, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's visit to New York City did not receive much attention in the US media, and there is uncertainty about their level of support in the country.

The upcoming release of Prince Harry's memoir has also raised concerns about its potential impact on the Queen's platinum jubilee celebrations.

While some royal commentators believe that the couple needs to attend the event to maintain their image, others predict that they may only be featured in a limited fashion.

Regardless of their attendance, the memoir's contents are likely to be a topic of discussion among the royal family and the public.