A campaign targeting photographer Misan Harriman has emerged, focusing on his connections to prominent Black leaders. Harriman, a close friend of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, recently photographed them for new portraits released amid tensions within the Royal Family.
The images, taken at the One Young World summit in Manchester, show Meghan standing front and centre with Harry behind her. Body language expert Judi James described Meghan as posing like a CEO, while Harry appeared 'dour' and supportive.
Harriman, the first Black male photographer to shoot a British Vogue cover, has faced criticism from some quarters for his activism and high-profile subjects. The campaign against him appears to be part of a broader effort to undermine Black leaders in the UK.
Royal experts suggest the Sussexes' portraits were deliberately released to counterbalance official photos of King Charles III and the new 'Fab Four'. The couple's ongoing media strategy continues to draw scrutiny.
