Meghan Markle, Prince Harry advised to stop offensive podcasts

• Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been advised to look for alternative careers.
• The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s career trajectory was discussed with Piers Morgan.
• Expert Esther Krakue also counselled the Sussexes from posting offensive material about their family on Spotify.

In light of King Charles’ efforts to streamline the monarchy, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been advised to search for alternative careers.

Expert Esther Krakue discussed her thoughts on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s career trajectory in an interview with British journalist Piers Morgan.

Ms. Krakue said she was hoping for a chance to make peace with the royal family “I do hope they do reconcile because I think it’ll be a positive thing for everyone.

“I would advise Meghan and Harry to find some sort of expertise like, I don’t know, get a degree in neurobiology or something.”

She also counselled the Sussexes from posting offensive material about their family on Spotify.

Regarding the tense family, Krakue said:  “I think it’s too early to tell. Obviously, everyone is waiting with bated breath over Harry’s book, which I really hope is not as bombastic as we fear it will be.

“And obviously, you know, Meghan’s podcast. Let’s hope she doesn’t say anything more egregious about the Royal Family.”

“I think she [Meghan] is going to keep capitalising on what she’s been capitalising so far. She’s got a title, she’s got a captive audience in the United States.”

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