Meghan Markle has been advised to further delay the launch of his Netflix series, with Love, Meghan, which will be broadcast on March 4 after being originally planned for January.
The Duchess of Sussex had to delay the launch of her program due to the devastating forest fires of Los Angeles.
However, the relationship expert
Talk with GB news, Coram James argued that postponing the series even more would be beneficial for Meghan, since it would help avoid the perception that she was out of contact.
“One of the biggest challenges that celebrities face when addressing crises is the perception that they are out of contact,” explained the expert.
He added: “Meghan, of course, is no stranger to this, but is a native of Los Angeles, this is not a distant tragedy for her.
“She has all the reasons to worry deeply about forest fires, not only as a public figure but as Californian.
“If you position it correctly, your answer will not be performed, you will feel personal. That is a great advantage over celebrities that are launched parachute with generic statements.”
