‘Harry and Meghan need to apologise and to move back to the UK,’ says Royal expert
LA-based Kinsey Schofield told GB News: “I’m going to tell you something you do not want to hear: here in the States the conversation is Harry and Meghan need to apologise and they need to move back to the UK.
“That is literally what we’re saying here in America, that they need to move back to the UK. I know that that’s the last thing Brits want, so I apologise for bringing you that information.
“I just think that we realise that the only thing interesting about them are their relatives, they’re not interesting people, they’re not exciting people, there’s nothing inside of them.
“They don’t provide anything and I think that what we liked about them was their relation to the British Royal Family, so if they want to continue to be of value to anybody, I think that they’ve got to be closer to the British Royal Family.”
In her interview with Patrick Christys she continued: “They can learn a lot from the Royal Family. Less is more.
“This is the result of over-exposure and they’re sharing way too much information. We did not need to know about the Elizabeth Arden cream, so I think that this is just a result of over-sharing.
“Americans are waiting for them to begin their life of service. And the problem with fame, which Meghan Markle has chased all of her life, is that the bigger you get, the more the public holds you accountable, and we’re seeing a lot of lies.
“We’re stumbling upon a lot of inconsistencies. Remember, when they left the royal family, they told us they were going to be working with grassroots independent journalists.
Asked what their declining popularity could mean for their marriage, she said: “The marriage is going to be Johnny Depp and Amber Heard 2.0.
“I do think that if Harry and Meghan, with the popularity the way it is today, were to approach Netflix or Spotify, there’s no way they would get the kind of paychecks that they got for those projects.
“The return on investment is clearly not there at this point in time and it’s time for them to re-brand.”