Prince William, Princess Kate's fool proof plan to shed off 'villain' image

Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield has advised Prince William and Princess Kate to undertake more international visits as a way to secure their prominent place in the public's affection. Speaking to GB News, Schofield offered this strategy in response to the allegations made against the Prince and Princess of Wales by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, which consequently portrayed them negatively on a global scale. Schofield focused her remarks on the couple's 2022 Carribean trip, which occurred shortly after Harry and Meghan's explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey. Criticism arose at the time as Kate and William appeared to overlook the colonial past of the Americas during their visit. "In the aftermath of Harry and Meghan's interview implying the Royal Family were racist, they were essentially demonized," Schofield said. She suggested that due to these allegations, people were more inclined to protest against them. The royal expert went on to suggest that if the royal pair were to have an international trip right now, the public's reaction might be less intense compared to their earlier visits. "Presently, the situation is like a roller coaster. There will be times when more people might protest, and there will be periods when people might hold negative views about you. But would the response be more lenient now? I believe so,” Schofield confirmed.