Will Harry or Meghan Be the Center of Attention in the USA?

As an SEO expert, I can confidently say that the American media landscape is quite different from what we see in the UK. The idea that the US paparazzi are as bad or worse than the British press is a misconception, a farce, if you will, when considering the realities of both regions.

The Comparison: US vs. UK Media

Compared to Overseas Media, American Press is a Baby in the Woods

When it comes to the paparazzi, we need to look at the realities on the ground. Unlike the bustling paparazzi scene in London, New York, and Los Angeles, the average non-metro area in the US doesn't have the same level of paparazzi presence. While there may be occasional paparazzi around during major events like Sundance, the overall impact is significantly less.

Public Interest in Archlord vs. William and Kate

Archie's Popularity

Take a look at Archie. While pictures of George, Charlotte, and Louis are still popular, photos of Archie often garner more attention. This is especially true when compared to pictures of William and Catherine. It's worth noting that in a typical celebrity couple, like Beyoncé and Jay-Z, the perceived interest is less polarized, but in the case of Harry and Meghan, their public image is intricately linked.

Harry and Meghan’s Influence

Harry and Meghan are almost entirely entwined in each other's public image. It wouldn’t be surprising if both of them continue to attract similar levels of public interest. Any significant change in their focus would likely be a deliberate strategy, such as one engaging in paparazzi-heavy activities while the other takes a more private stance.

US Paparazzi and Media Landscape

The US Media Landscape

The US paparazzi scene is different. In cities like New York (Manhattan in particular) and Los Angeles (Westside in particular), there are paparazzi, but they aren't as relentless as the British press. Sometimes they are well-behaved, while other times they can be pushy. The situation is similar to what you might find in other countries. The real issue for Harry and Meghan won’t be the paparazzi in LA but rather the coverage they get in the UK based on photos taken in the US. The American public's interest in their mundane activities is surprisingly low.

UK-Based Coverage

It's important to note that the UK-based media, such as the Daily Mail, will be much more focused on any activities of Harry and Meghan. In the US, they’re not as interested in trivial events such as a visit to the dentist. While paparazzi laws are slightly more lenient in the US, the core issue remains the same—public fascination with the British royal couple.

Public Interest vs. Personal Focus

Public Interest in Harry

While both can attract attention, Prince Harry is more likely to be the primary focus in the USA. He brings a new and exciting dimension to American media, serving as the “next big thing.” His role as a prince, sibling to the next king, and the new father adds layers of interest. His desire for privacy only heightens the public's curiosity about his life, marriage, financial status, and future plans for independence from the Royal family. The public is eager to know about Meghan's intentions and how she plans to navigate her role after becoming an American royal.

Enduring Lingering Concerns

No matter what, Meghan will continue to be in the spotlight. Even if the focus is on Harry, she will likely feel the pressure, whether they are asked about her wellbeing or if comments about her occur. The public interest in the royal couple is deeply rooted in its fascination with their personal lives and the dynamics of the British royal family.

Conclusion

In summary, while both Harry and Meghan will undoubtedly attract attention, Prince Harry is more likely to be the center of attention in the USA. This is due to the public's appetite for the new and exciting aspects of a prince who has experienced a tumultuous relationship with the royal family. The American media is keen on uncovering more about him, his wife, and the couple's future plans. The public interest in Harry and Meghan is not about ignoring them but rather indulging in the rich tapestry of their personal stories and the impact they have on the British royal dynamics.