Meghan Markle announced the postponement of her series to March 4 Netflix, With Love, Meghanoriginally scheduled for this week due to the devastating fires in Los Angeles. A decision that could be more strategic than we think…
Los Angeles is facing devastating fires. The human and material losses are immense: the upscale neighborhood of Pacific Palisades, where many celebrities like Laeticia Hallyday lived, went up in smoke. Faced with the catastrophe, Meghan Markle made a decision that attracted attention: postpone the release of his series Netflix With Love, Meghan. “I am grateful to my partners at Netflix for helping me delay the launch as we focus on the needs of those affected by the wildfires in my home state of California.”she said. According to Mayah Riaz, interviewed by The Mirror, this choice was essential so as not to appear indifferent to the seriousness of the situation. The expert points out that this postponement not only allows the Duchess of Sussex to show her support for the affected community, but it also strengthens his image of an empathetic personality. Shifting the premiere would also have avoided potential criticism that could have harmed her public image and that of Prince Harry.
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For Mayah Riaz, this short postponement is even more than a simple altruistic gesture: it could also be a strategic masterstroke. “The seven-week lead time creates anticipation and provides additional time to refine marketing efforts, whether teasers, interviews or promotional events.” According to her, far from reducing public interest, this postponement could even amplify curiosity for the series. “Given Meghan’s current public profile and the curiosity surrounding her projects, this additional time can be used to maximize viewership upon release”she adds. In addition, the active involvement of Meghan and Harry in the relief efforts in California is very beneficial for their notoriety which, indirectly, could have a positive effect on the promotion of the series. While the couple’s public image is scrutinized every second, this report could well redefine their position… and their media future.
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