Netflix bosses aren’t the only ones distancing themselves from the Sussexes. A source tells Page Six that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Montecito, California, neighbors are over it. “They are avoiding them,” says an area source. “No one wants to be seen with them.
Royal photographer Chris Jackson said he’s “always enjoyed” working with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry .“I’ve always had a great experience photographing them both,” he said of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
Getty Images’ official royal photographer Chris Jackson spoke with Page Six at his book signing at N. Peal in New York City Wednesday.Jack Quaid shares 3-word verdict on working with Meghan Markle on ‘Close Personal Friends’ Royal family raised concerns over Meghan Markle’s ‘very sexy’ ‘Suits’ role: ‘They’ve never seen anything like that’Jackson said that he “enjoyed the trips” that he went on with the couple and divulged that the pair have a “great dynamic.” “There’s all these different characters in the royal family,” he explained. “So I’ve always enjoyed photographing them.”“I’ve always had a great experience photographing them both,” Jackson said of the Sussexes .However, Jackson said that his book captures the lives of “working members of the royal family.” The cover of his Rizzoli-published tome features a close-up image of King Charles III and Queen Camilla on the day of their coronation on May 6, 2023. “I think that’s kind of the vibe of the book, the feeling of the book…things that have changed,” Jackson said. “King Charles is doing things a little bit differently.”Jackson believes the royal family is “more open” with the public under Charles’ reign. “They spend a very long time meeting members of the public and Selfies,” he said, referencing the king and queen as well as Prince William and Kate Middleton. “That’s not something we’ve really seen before.”“He’s always got a joke or, you know, something that’s going to make the person he’s talking to feel relaxed,” Jackson shared.“I think they do make themselves as accessible as possible,” he added. Fortunately for Jackson, the royals care more about using the power of photography to create change rather than getting their good side. “They do very much just crack on with the job, and it’s my job to kind of document and tell the story of whatever they’re doing on the day,” he said. “You don’t really get that kind of feedback in photos. I mean, I think they understand the importance of photos and the power of photos.”He continued, “Generally, I think if there is good coverage of something they are trying to make a difference in, they are probably positive about that. But I don’t think it’s really a vanity thing in terms of how they look in the pictures and that kind of side of it.”“I love that element of things. You know, 50 percent of my job is luck,” he said. “So many of the pictures in the book are unexpected moments.”All the best beauty deals at Amazon’s Spring Sale, from K-skincare to LEDElizabeth Hurley looks decades younger than 60, and the anti-aging serum she’s used ‘twice a day for 30 years’ is 20% offSickening details of Joseph Duggar's alleged sexual abuse detailed by victim Savannah Guthrie shares chilling new clues from the night mom Nancy went missing: Blood, open doors, no shoesAll the best beauty deals at Amazon’s Spring Sale, from K-skincare to LEDElizabeth Hurley looks decades younger than 60, and the anti-aging serum she’s used ‘twice a day for 30 years’ is 20% offGetty Images' official royal photographer Chris Jackson spoke with Page Six at his book signing at N. Peal in New York City Wednesday.Jackson reflected on his time working with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry .The photographer recounted traveling all over the world to capture the Sussexes .Chris Jackson/Getty ImagesStream It Or Skip It: 'Bait' On Prime Video, Where Riz Ahmed Is A Struggling Actor Who Helps Start A Rumor About Him Being The Next James Bond
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