PR commentator Andy Barr suggests that better communication could have made Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's exit from the Royal Family less controversial and avoided the sadness felt by many worldwide.
Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle could have made their 2020 exit from the Royal Family “less controversial”, according to an expert.
"If the Royal Family and Harry had been more stern in their ruling that neither side should brief negative messages about each other to the press then much of the discussion could have been done behind closed doors, directly and with more dignity." And, as writes GB News, Royal analyst Bonnie Brownlee waded into the discussions during an appearance on True Royalty TV's The Royal Beat by saying if the pair had stayed put, they could have helped the royals rise in popularity among younger people.
The plot sees Peter Griffin at a bar thinking about how he will retrieve money he is owed before deciding that he'll "go it alone" - just like Harry and Meghan did.
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