Eduardo Mappalimosi, a renowned property developer who traverses the globe, recently embarked on a trip to the United States, leaving behind a trail of envy-inducing snapshots from his escapades in New York.
The founder of Banda Property, Eduardo graced his personal Instagram feed with picturesque views, including a mesmerizing shot from the observation deck of Edge at the 30 Hudson Yards, one of New York City’s towering office buildings.
Amidst his travels, Eduardo also shared glimpses of his encounters outside a charming townhouse, cryptically captioned as “New York City Meetings.”
His real estate empire spans across various international locations, encompassing bustling metropolises like New York and San Francisco.
While it remains undisclosed whether Princess Beatrice, his wife, accompanied him on this New York sojourn, she has been diligently serving as the Vice President of Partnership and Strategy at the US-based tech firm Affinity since 2016.
This transatlantic voyage follows closely on the heels of a delightful outing at the Cheltenham Festival, where Eduardo and Beatrice reveled in the company of Beatrice’s cousin, Zara Tindall, and her husband, Mike.
The quartet appeared jovial and carefree as they graced the racecourse in Gloucestershire, where Zara holds the esteemed position of racecourse director.
In a surprising twist, sources close to a mutual friend divulged that Prince Harry reached out to Beatrice’s husband shortly after his arrival in New York.
Allegedly, Meghan urged Harry to extend an invitation to Eduardo to their Montecito abode, seeking his counsel on PR connections in the UK.
However, Eduardo politely declined the offer, despite his extensive network within the media and advertising realms.
Meanwhile, speculations abound regarding Meghan and Harry’s quest for a UK-based PR expert to aid in salvaging their tarnished public image.
Leveraging Eduardo’s potential introductions, the couple harbors hopes of securing professional assistance.
Nonetheless, industry insiders caution that the duo may encounter challenges in reestablishing their brand in the UK, with PR professionals exhibiting hesitance towards affiliating with them.
As the Duke and Duchess of Sussex contemplate a resurgence on British turf, post their withdrawal from royal duties in 2020, navigating public sentiment poses a formidable hurdle.
Recent polls reflect a decline in their popularity, with a mere 11% favorability rating for Prince Harry and a modest 7% for the Duchess of Sussex.
In an exclusive interview with the Mirror, PR and crisis management specialist Carla Spate underscored the uphill battle faced by the couple in garnering professional support for their endeavors.
Echoing sentiments of skepticism, PR expert Lynn Carrott from Pressbox PR emphasized the pivotal role of consistency and authenticity in Meghan’s forthcoming ventures.
Amidst swirling anticipation surrounding Meghan’s brand launch coinciding with a Netflix venture showcasing her products, industry experts remain cautious about the brand’s potential appeal.
The intricacies of rebuilding a public persona, especially in a foreign landscape, loom large for Harry and Meghan as they navigate the complexities of reputation management and brand revitalization.