Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have just been warned against ‘crying wolf’ over their parody in South Park.
Go Up founder and PR expert Edward Coram-James made this admission.
He started his converastion with the Daily Star “Although it might be tempting to draw the conclusion that Harry and Meghan’s ridicule on South Park marks a new low for them, that so many respected people have faced similar fates of South Park shows that, on its own, reputationally this is not a problem and would be easily recoverable.”
“What, however, is not so easy to recover from is the growing sense that even the Sussexes' most naturally-aligned base are seeming to question their storylines and alleged double standards, to the extent that shows such as South Park feel able to make fun of a couple that have recently made serious allegations concerning highly charged themes.”
“Were those allegations being taken at face value, they would have impunity from ridicule.”
“In that sense, I think that The Sussexes have a lot to worry about. Because when your own base starts to question your integrity, honesty, and viability, it is very hard to recover your reputation.”
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