duke and the Duchess of Sussex Attending Prince Charles’ coronation was in the best interests of their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, public relations experts argued.PR experts said Nicole Blake-Baxter By attending the ceremony, it was suggested that the Sussex children would “reap” royal interests and a “fair inheritance”.
Blake-Baxter, a PR and marketing expert, break agencytold Express.co.uk that the Sussex family should attend King Charles’ coronation.
she said:prince harry And Meghan should attend the coronation and bring the kids.
“On the one hand, it may look like this. prince harry I have rejected many of the traditions and customs that come with being part of the royal family.
“But he has made it very clear that he believes the monarchy should continue, even accepting royal titles for his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.”
Baxter, who founded PR firm The Blake Agency, said the couple’s decision to attend or not would affect their public image.
She said, “From a PR standpoint, I believe that showing reconciliation or a united front at this point is in the best interest of our children, the heirs to the monarchy.
“In addition to the financial benefits and perks of being a member of the British royal family, there is also global publicity value.
“In my opinion prince harryLike any caring parent, I want my children to enjoy all these benefits and a fair legacy. ”
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However, May 6th is an even more significant day for the Sussex family, as it is Archie’s birthday.
Pauline McLaren, a marketing professor at Royal Holloway, told Express.co.uk that the pair risked appearing “silly” if they attended and would be “cold off” by the British public and other members of the royal family. You can see it in,’ he said.
“Overall, it seems to me that a compromise is best for them, and that Harry is best to attend on his own while Meghan uses Archie’s birthday as an excuse to attend.
“This compromise reduces the risk of them being disrespected, but allows them to strengthen their ties to the royal family.”
Speculation over whether Harry and Meghan will attend the coronation skyrocketed shortly after news of their invitation broke, but the couple has yet to make a decision.
A spokesperson for the couple said earlier this month, “We can confirm that the Duke recently received an email correspondence from His Majesty’s office regarding the coronation.
“An immediate decision as to whether the Duke and Duchess will attend will not be disclosed at this time.”
The coronation will take place at Westminster Abbey in London on May 6th.
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