Prince Harry is said to be ‘quietly seething’ at his wife Meghan Markle’s digital strategy for their children Archie and Lilibet as the duchess wants to make them "online earners"
A major critic familiar with Meghan’s digital strategy has slammed the duchess after she shared photo of Lilibet with her recently.
The critic says, "This controlled-glimpse aesthetic is not about privacy – it's about maximizing value.
"She is making them into dream clickbait, and managing them for maximum brand value."
The same insider said Meghan "curates their visibility like any influencer-parent managing content assets" and predicted she will soon be setting them up with their own social media accounts to make them "online earners" capable of attracting small fortunes for posting branded content.
The royal insider told Radar Online, Meghan’s husband, Prince Harry has been left "quietly seething" at her use of Archie and Lilibet as social media strategy for their kids as they told the world they were stepping down as senior royals to protect their privacy.
The source claimed, "Her continuing approach to using her children as clickbait is infuriating Harry, but, as usual, what she says goes, and he is left impotently raging. It's just embarrassing considering they made such a big deal about fleeing to the U.S. for the sake of their 'privacy.'"
Royal expert Tom Sykes also made similar remarks about Meghan’s strategy for her children.
The expert said "Meghan's children, I have long argued, are being sold by the inch, their images drip-fed to the punters as part of the lifestyle she is selling. And, right on cue, a special Thanksgiving offer has been rolled out."
He added, "It's the same routine every time: Meghan shows the children, but not really. Reveals them, but not quite, and pretends to be actively protecting them from media intrusion, while still using them to market the Sussex brand in the media."
