Money paid by the Archewell Foundation to public relations firm Kathy McCormick Lelyveld has sparked new rumors about Meghan’s political ambitions.
The Archewell Foundation, Prince Harry and Meghan’s charity tax returns showed that the money was paid to KMLSA LLC for “strategic support of social public relations”. We’re talking about the $112,000 paid to Cathy McCormick Lelyveld, a US political public relations expert, Michelle Obama’s former press secretary. The sun writes about it.
Ms. Lelyveld served as the former First Lady’s press secretary from 2007 to 2011. She was also a broadcaster for Hillary Clinton and former presidential candidate John Kerry, which means she has close ties to senior Democrats.
KMLSA describes itself as a company that “global leaders turn to to solve problems through the lens of reputation, politics, philanthropy, law and finance” and boasts “a decade of dynamic experience in dealing with impactful cases”.
Also in 2021, Meghan reportedly called a number of US senators on their personal phones to push for paid family leave legislation.
Senator Shelley Capito said at the time he had no idea how he got the Duchess’ number.
“I’m in my car. I’m driving. It says caller ID blocked. To be honest… I thought it was Senator Manchin,” Senator Capito told the BBC. Their calls are blocked. Senator Capito?” I said yes, “This is Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex.”
A source told the Sun that Archewell’s substantial payout was not related to Ms. Lelyveld’s professional political activities, but that she was hired as an “experienced strategic adviser”.
Royal public relations expert Edward Coram-James, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s, King III.
Moreover Focus She wrote that Meghan Markle had “a peculiar attitude towards objective reality”.
Source: Focus
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