A stern caution has been issued to the Duchess of Sussex, advising her to consider five key factors if she intends to travel to the UK this year.

Speculation suggests that the Duchess of Sussex is set to return to the UK in the coming months, possibly accompanying the Duke of Sussex for an event related to the Invictus Games in May.

Reports indicate that the Duchess of Sussex is feeling hesitant about a potential return and has therefore outlined five crucial aspects to focus on.

In September 2022, the Duchess of Sussex made a surprise visit to England from California to attend the funeral of the late Queen, marking her first return to British soil since previously stating she would never go back.

Now, a public relations expert has advised Meghan, through Express.co.uk, that if she is contemplating a return to the UK later this year to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games with the Duke of Sussex, there are essential steps she must take beforehand.

According to Renee Smith, the director and founder of the Atticism, transparent communication, proactive initiatives, media involvement, personal connections, and utilizing social media should be the Duchess of Sussex’s top priorities.

To manage public expectations and shape the narrative effectively, the expert recommends being open about the reasons driving her potential return.

This involves addressing previous statements indicating she had no intention of returning to the UK in a manner that showcases growth or changed circumstances.

Engaging in charitable endeavors or projects that resonate with the British populace could underscore her dedication to making positive contributions, potentially improving public perception.

Demonstrating unity or reconciliation, whether publicly or privately, especially with the royal family, could prove beneficial.

Genuine efforts in this regard might sway public opinion.

Leveraging social media platforms to share her experiences and motivations directly with the audience can help bypass conventional media biases, fostering a more direct connection with the public.