How Piers Morgan reacts to Meghan Markle's 'cosy' Instagram glimpse of new life back in Britain?
Meghan Markle shared the video on social media
Outspoken journalist Piers Morgan has expressed his thoughts after Meghan Markle shared 'cosy' Instagram glimpse of their new life back in Britain.
Meghan took to Instagram and shared a montage of intimate family clips, featuring a Union flag and heart emoji side by side throughout.
PR expert Mark Borkowski believes Meghan's taste of family life in the UK on a grand English estate was a deliberate attempt to show the world how happy they are to be back.
He said: "The cosy Instagram posting this weekend was interesting, and very much a case of 'look at us in the bosom of the autumnal British countryside', but it is a wounded brand.
“This UK return may simply acknowledge that Harry feels his strongest currency, audience and commercial value remain here.”
The Daily Mail shared the PR expert’s remarks on its X, formerly Twitter handle and tweeted, “Harry and Meghan's 'cosy' Instagram glimpse of their new life back in Britain is an attempt to relaunch their 'wounded' brand after failing to conquer US, PR experts say.”
Reacting to it, Piers Morgan said, “So they demand privacy and want taxpayer-funded security to protect them.. whilst simultaneously posting footage to social media that reveals images of the children and where they’re all living.”
Meghan and her family of four arrived on U.K. soil on August 26 after six years living in the United States.
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