Five things Meghan Markle needs to do before she comes back to the UK, as she is considered a polarizing figure.

Since stepping back from the Royal Family in 2020, Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has not set foot in the UK. However, there are talks that she may make a sensational return in 2024. But before she books her flight, she has been warned to be cautious.

According to a source, Meghan and her husband Prince Harry may visit Britain in May 2024 to mark the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games. This news has caused a stir, with many wondering how the public and media will receive her return. A PR expert, Renae Smith, has weighed in on the matter, stating that it all depends on how her team and the media handle the situation.

Smith also noted that the British public's opinion of Meghan is heavily influenced by media portrayal, past events, and the reasons for her visit. This is a significant factor to consider, especially since Prince Harry has previously cited the tabloids' treatment of Meghan as one of the reasons they left the country.

Experts have long pointed out the couple's rocky relationship with the British press, with Harry even calling out the racial undertones of past coverage. However, Smith believes that it's not just the media that Markle should be wary of, but also the British public's polarizing views towards her. In a recent poll, only two in 10 Britons held a positive view of her, while nearly seven had a negative perception.

If Meghan does decide to return to the UK, Smith suggests that she should do five things. Firstly, she must be clear and open about her reasons for coming back, addressing any past statements about not returning. Secondly, engaging in charity work is a must to show her commitment to making a positive impact. Thirdly, she should intentionally engage with the press through interviews or opinion pieces, allowing for a direct connection with the public.

Additionally, Smith advises that Meghan should make public or private gestures of reconciliation or unity, in light of the tensions between the Royal Family and the Sussexes. Lastly, utilizing social media platforms to share her experiences and motivations directly with the public can help bypass traditional media biases. Ultimately, how Meghan's return is perceived will depend on how her team manages the narrative and how she presents herself to the public.

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