meghan markle She reportedly underwent image training before her trip to Australia. She recently visited the continent with her husband, prince harry. The four-day visit included business, charitable and personal appearances. According to a source, Markle underwent personality training before the tour.
Meghan Markle was made to look ‘glamorous but grounded’ ahead of Australia trip, according to source
according to RadarOnline.comMeghan Markle wanted to look professional and warm on her trip to Australia. “Meghan was hurt when she moved to Australia that she was accused of being demanding, controlling, after leaving royal duties,” the insider told the outlet. Furthermore, she knew, “that this tour would not be judged solely on appearances or headlines.”
Markle understood that she would be evaluated “on whether people felt she was friendly, warm, and really engaged.” Thus, an extraordinary level of planning was undertaken “to soften her image” and “to deal with the old ‘diva duchess’ storyline”. The insider added, “Nothing about the trip was left to intuition.” As such, “huge amounts of time and money were invested in preparation sessions covering every imaginable detail.”
This included “how he greeted people, how long he spoke, what topics he raised in public, even what emotional tone he projected during the appearance.” The person added, “The consultants were completely focused on making sure she appeared personable but relatable, glamorous but down to earth.”
His camp reportedly realized that “Australia represents a major reputational test.” Thus, the “Suits” alum “wanted to prove that she could attract attention without triggering the kind of reaction that plagued parts of her royal life.” Another source said, “This trip was basically politeness prep — or, more accurately, anti-diva training for Meghan.”
Sources also claimed Markle is trying to portray the trip as a success despite criticism as a “fake royal” tour. She and Harry were reportedly “under immense pressure before the Australia trip began.” He knew he would be judged for every little thing, “not only by the media but also by royal observers, critics, and even people inside the palace, who are deeply suspicious of him.”