Omid Scobie shares sweet 'piece of advice' for Meghan Markle, Harry as they begin new chapter in England
The royal expert said challenge will be even greater because the British media landscape “they are returning to is not quite the one they left in 2020”
Omid Scobie, a royal expert and alleged friend of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, has shared a sweet advice for the royal couple as they are set to return to Britain next month.
In his first piece for Off Script substack, the author of the Finding Freedom, has said, “If I had one piece of advice for the couple as they begin this new chapter in England, it would be to resist the urge to respond to every inaccuracy this time around.”
He writes, “When a narrative has already been established across the media ecosystem, new information is rarely enough to change it. You cannot fact-check your way out of a culture war.”
Scobie continued that challenge will be even greater because the British media landscape “they are returning to is not quite the one they left in 2020.”
The royal expert further shared about their decision that while carrying out research for a book in 2023, “I was told that California was not intended to be their only base. It was the right home for that chapter of their lives, but their children’s education and evolving priorities would shape what came next — including where they chose to live, and for how long.”
“The reality was always more complicated than the simple idea that leaving meant rejecting Britain, and returning meant admitting defeat.”
He also tweeted, “Six years after leaving, Harry and Meghan are returning to Britain — but the script around them remains unchanged.”
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