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27:46Now PlayingAre Harry and Meghan running out of options in Montecito?
In this episode of "The Scoop: Royal Edition," PR and branding expert Jacki Vause, host of "Where Pop Culture Meets PR," joins me to unpack the massive PR shift happening behind palace walls:
The Highgrove Accords: What really happened during Harry's meeting with King Charles and Queen Camilla, and why King Charles is laying down strict boundaries for any future reconciliation.
The "Failure Flight" Reality: With sales stalling and Montecito expenses mounting, are Archie and Lilibet’s schooling choices pointing toward a permanent return to the U.K.?
Meghan’s Strategic Silence: Why Meghan Markle has gone completely dark on PR after Harry’s legal loss against the Daily Mail — and what Sunshine Sachs is plotting behind the scenes.
Prince Harry vs. Justice Nicklin: How Harry’s hot-headed statements against the High Court judge could result in catastrophic financial damages on July 29th.
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