Interesting to see exclusives in the MoS this morning about Harry planning to 'extend an olive branch' by inviting K&W to Invictus 2027 and William 'no longer being angry' about 'H&M's outbursts' against the RF.
Given that these are exclusives and the way the sources are described and quoted, I am of the opinion that this is a co-ordinated PR campaign by H&M's team and the Wales's team to start to bring Harry (and Meghan??) back into the Royal fold.
I think this would reflect very well on the RF's reputation - they'll seem like the 'bigger person' ie most forgiving party.
From a career perspective it's the absolute best thing that could happen for Meghan. To deteriorate from two hours exclusively on Oprah, and British Vogue, to small, barely known, poor quality podcast guest is a truly striking professional decline (and unprecedented in terms of the speed at which it happened).
I think we're on the cusp of a new era in RF - H&M relations; it'll reflect very well on the RF, and will put H&M in an interesting position: is it ethically and morally logical to enter into a rapprochement with an organisation they've accused of being racist, colonialist, bullying, and suicidality inducing? And if they do, does that intrinsically undermine the veracity of their previous accusations? But if they don't, how will they rescue their (allegedly) perilous cash flow position and moribund reputations on the world stage?
I've heard rumours that Meghan is concerned about an apparent planned 'expose' on her alleged 'bullying' of staff whilst in the RF, in a mid market US publication. I believe that in US law - as in UK - it's possible to get around an NDA by formally adopting the position of a whistleblower, so that could be one way to do it. (NDAs are rarely watertight anyway; they're often intended to psychologically intimidate rather than actually protect the subject in law).
Quite an intriguing situation. I shall be watching with interest.