Why Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Should ‘Disappear,’ Have ‘Media Blackout’ Before Next Move

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are being encouraged to disappear for a while before launching their next move.

A PR expert, who refused to be named, told the New York Magazine that it would be best for the royal couple to keep a low profile for at least two weeks. This should include a total media blackout and complete silence, which could benefit them in the end.

“They’re caught in a hurricane right now, and all the coverage is process and intrigue and gossip. They need to keep a low profile and let this news cycle exhaust itself,” the expert said.

The expert added that after the two-week media blackout, Prince Harry and Markle could make a huge explosion by sitting down for an interview with two of the best talk show hosts in the United States, Ellen DeGeneres or Oprah Winfrey.

Last month, rumors swirled that DeGeneres has scored an interview with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. The speculations started after Daily Mail asked the “Ellen Show” host if she would be excited to maybe interview the royal couple. She said that she would be.

DeGeneres’ response was taken out of context by the publication. And it is also important to note the Portia de Rossi’s wife was on the phone at that time so her focus wasn’t on the question.

Days later, a royal source told Harper’s Bazaar that no such interview will take place. As such, the rumors that Markle would be exposing her family’s biggest secrets on the interview aren’t true either.

Star tabloid claimed that the Duchess of Sussex is being encouraged by her husband to talk about everything. This will include her alleged feud with Kate Middleton, the favoritism within the royal family, the arguments, and the backstabbing.

“Meghan feels she’s been betrayed by Harry’s family, and that the queen tried to destroy her because she rebelled and refused to conform to royal rules,” an unnamed source told the tabloid.

But as exciting as this storyline might sound like, it is 100 percent inaccurate.