After the BBC interview, Prince Harry seems to have made a series of movements that he calls “intelligent tactics” to avoid directly dealing with the consequences.
The expert in question is the real author Robert Jobson and he was the one who plans on this in the Podcast Royal Right with the hosts Andrea Caamano and Emmy Griffiths.
“It is really interesting for me that we have had a very rapid succession of positivity,” he said while highlighting the new exits and movements, namely the seven -year anniversary post, as well as the appearances in Beyoncé and James Taylor concerts.
Especially how they “needed” these “moments that show the couple together being happy.”
Because Jobson even shared what he thinks caused the BBC chat and said: “It was a very instinctive interview and he probably regretted it” because “that interview did not land in the way they expected.”
For non -exposure, that interview included a series of speech against the company, as well as the comments on the alleged insistence of King Charles to get in the path of the security battle of Prince Harry.
Therefore, he believes that “they have come out and obviously created these moments or have designed opportunities to see them and for the story to move forward. And I think that was absolutely the only thing they could have done.”
