When the Duke and Duchess of Sussex bid farewell to the rigid protocols of Kensington Palace, the world assumed they were trading royal constraints for the breezy freedom of the American West Coast. Yet, it appears that the liberty they sought has evolved into a different kind of restriction—one self-imposed and meticulously curated.
While they no longer answer to the Royal Rota, insiders suggest that the couple has constructed a fortress of public relations around themselves that rivals even the strictest firm policies. The driving force behind this newfound rigidity isn't just privacy; it is reportedly a desperate attempt to maintain a flawless visual narrative in a town built on vanity.
