The Duchess of Sussex has found herself at the centre of a fresh media storm following the release of her latest high-profile magazine cover.
A Controversial Cover Feature
Meghan Markle appears on the newest global cover of Harper's Bazaar, but the feature has prompted significant criticism from commentators. US columnist Maureen Callahan has analysed the cover story, suggesting it presents a surprising image of the Duchess that she may come to regret making public.
According to Callahan's analysis, which appears in the Palace Confidential newsletter, the feature portrays Meghan as appearing insecure, inauthentic and slightly insane. This stark assessment has ignited debate about the Duchess's media strategy and public image following her step back from royal duties.
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This comes at a time when public interest in the Duke and Duchess of Sussex remains intensely high, particularly regarding their media appearances and commercial ventures outside the traditional royal framework. The Harper's Bazaar feature represents another chapter in Meghan's ongoing relationship with the press since moving to the United States.
