But a royal expert claimed that the couple’s different approaches to publicity highlight the “chasm” between Harry’s “commitment to duty” and Meghan’s “obsession with building an influencer brand”. The Daily Mail’s Liz Jones added that the “cracks” in the Sussexes’ “perfect facade” have started to show in the past few months. She noted that, last year, when the Sussexes sparked controversy after attending Kris Jenner’s birthday party in November while the rest of the royals marked Remembrance, it might have been Meghan’s element, but Harry looked “undeniably uncomfortable”. Earlier this year, when the couple toured Australia, the commentator noted how Meghan “ensured she found every opportunity for self-promotion,” while her husband spent time with veterans. Ms Jones then took aim at the Duchess, who posted a mirror selfie with her daughter, Princess Lilibet, while getting ready, hours before she gave a speech about children in Switzerland. She wrote: “Surely the irony can’t have been lost on Harry. You can imagine him reeling at his wife’s tone-deaf approach, particularly because his preference for privacy is no …