Meghan Markle’s attempt to establish herself in her USP has caused experts to support her.
Royal commentator and author Judith Woods made these comments in her article for The Telegraph.
For those who don’t know, it arrives around the same time as the countdown for Meghan Markle’s cooking show that will air in a few days.
The whole conversation began with her saying, “At first, I assumed they were getting divorced until it turned out it was Harry who was behind the camera. I’m sorry! What can I say?
Because “aside from that, we have become so used to you clinging to your husband in public – at the launch of the Invictus Games, at the late Queen’s funeral, at the UN General Assembly, out of pity – that your absence of The Tip of Your Arm on public occasions now seems terribly significant.”
But the cooking show revelation and Meghan’s Instagram post have shown the author the ‘error’ of her methods because Meghan is not “in crisis.”
For Woods, “it used to be her acting career, but today something common seems to be Victoria sponge and foccacia.”
Before saying goodbye, he even wished the Duchess well, saying: “You have finally identified your USP and I wish you every success in living your best life for us all to enjoy. Even if you never invite me to rinse your zucchini.
