PRINCE Harry and Meghan Markle’s Oprah interview was a disaster for one reason, claims an expert.Mark Borkowski appeared on this week’s episode of The Sun’s Royal Exclusive show where he told Royal Editor Matt Wilkinson the Sussexes should have learned from Diana and Andrew.The “disruptive souls” believed they were bigger than the Firm and thought they had complete control over their shocking 2021 TV chat, he said.When in reality, it completely backfired when Oprah took the lead on the “explosive mistake”.Mark said: “They were trying to outdo an organisation of the royal household and at the time, the Queen was…

Public relations and crisis consultant Mark Borkowski said the “polished” footage, featuring precious family moments and Kate sharing a health update in a voiceover, sets a new precedent, showing vulnerability while staying in command.“This is film for the YouTube Insta generation – deeply personal yet controlled to convey a family dealing with cancer. A happy family portrait,” he said.Mr Borkowski added: “It’s groundbreaking, an absolute first – a tectonic shift in how the royal family controls its image.“Kate’s journey is profound and deeply personal, but they’ve learned that emotion can be controlled – and weaponised – in small, potent doses.“By…

Kate Middleton’s emotional cancer update video has been celebrated as ‘epic’, ‘groundbreaking’ and a ‘tectonic shift in how the Firm controls its image’.Media image guru Mark Borkowski also heaped praise on the ‘polished film’, complimenting its ability to show the family’s ‘vulnerability while staying in command’.Mr Borkowski said: ‘The Kate film is a groundbreaking moment. The household on the front foot. Let’s not forget that they lost control of the cancer narrative by staying silent [earlier this year].’They have really learnt from the initial mistakes. The ghost of the Queen still ruled the PR machine. But this is epic. It’s groundbreaking, an…

PR guru Mark Borkowski said the YouTube Insta generation film is a tectonic shift in how the royal family deals with its image.The Princess of Wales’s deeply personal video is a “groundbreaking moment” and “tectonic shift” in how the royal family controls its image, a PR guru has said.Public relations and crisis consultant Mark Borkowski said the “polished” footage, featuring precious family moments and Kate sharing a health update in a voiceover, sets a new precedent, showing vulnerability while staying in command.“This is film for the YouTube Insta generation – deeply personal yet controlled to convey a family dealing with cancer. A happy family…

PR guru Mark Borkowski said the YouTube Insta generation film is a tectonic shift in how the royal family deals with its image.The Princess of Wales’s deeply personal video is a “groundbreaking moment” and “tectonic shift” in how the royal family controls its image, a PR guru has said.Public relations and crisis consultant Mark Borkowski said the “polished” footage, featuring precious family moments and Kate sharing a health update in a voiceover, sets a new precedent, showing vulnerability while staying in command.“This is film for the YouTube Insta generation – deeply personal yet controlled to convey a family dealing with cancer. A happy…

Her decision to go topless in LA raises yet more questions about whether on the orders of husband Kanye because of a PR war with his ex-wife Kim.Mark Borkowski, arguably Britain’s leading PR guru, told MailOnline: ‘Where does it end? She clearly is very comfortable with her public image and demonstrates it with this extreme fashion statement.’I can only think this is a considered act. It feels to be a desperate attempt for publicity. It feels like a living embodiment of the Empress has no clothes’.https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-13809485/Kanye-West-fans-reminded-Bianca-Censori-wildest-look-nude-raincoat.html

The Italian dancer admitted that he “kicked” his celebrity partner Zara during training rehearsals last year.Speaking to the BBC, Graziano’s spokesman Mark Borkowski said: “There is never a time when kicking, or any sense of that is right. And he knows that. He knows he’s made a mistake. He apologised at the time.”Graziano issued a statement on his shock departure, saying he “deeply regrets the events that led” to his exit. He claimed his “intense passion and determination to win might have affected my training regime”.https://www.express.co.uk/celebrity-news/1941994/strictly-come-dancing-new-series-celebrities-bosses

In July, Italian dancer Graziano Di Prima confirmed he was the second professional to leave Strictly amid a BBC investigation into his conduct on the show. He failed to deny kicking the TV personality Zara McDermott, with his spokesperson Mark Borkowski telling BBC News: “There is never a time when kicking or any sense of that is right. And he knows that. He knows he’s made a mistake. He apologised at the time.”Strictly staff have also spoken out about their treatment on the series as well. Their complaints detail a “toxic” work culture featuring cruelty, sexism and the BBC failing…

Mark Borkowski, a public relations and reputation management expert, said that time and again the corporation had been caught out by an inability to act swiftly, fuelling a crisis as newspapers and social media commentary fan the flames by filling the information void.“The problem with the BBC is they are not structurally fast enough and quick enough to deal with these situations when they arrive,” he said. “A vacuum is created, they are ponderous and they struggle to pivot. When you have something as critical as their key anchor announcing the queen’s death and king’s coronation and then disappearing mysteriously…

Though Meghan left the royal fold in 2020, she is back in the spotlight as she’s developing a cooking series for Netflix. OK! previously reported Meghan is hoping to build a program celebrating the “joys of cooking.”“This is a profound change of direction for Meghan – in some ways to become like a Martha Stewart. If Meghan can pull it off, it’s a very rich seam to mine,” PR expert Mark Borkowski told an outlet.“If it succeeds, then it’s a massive leap forward and will take away from a lot of the negativity she’s had. And it will make a lot of people take her very seriously,” he…

Mark Borkowski said the dancer, who has returned to Italy to work since he was dropped after the incident last year, “made a mistake”.Di Prima thought the matter had been resolved with BBC bosses but video of the incident is believed to have been brought to the attention of the corporation last week.The dancer was then removed from this year’s line-up.Borkowski said: “This week, the news agenda has focused on an isolated incident that Mr Di Prima deeply regrets and apologised for at the time.“The deluge of commentary, too often without context or nuance, has provoked a pile-on that has left a young…

Mark Borkowski, PR consultant and founder of his eponymous PR agency, Borkowski “While high-profile cybersecurity attacks are nothing new, the escalating Microsoft CrowdStrike software issue signals a pivotal shift in the severity and scale and the disastrous impact it can have on everyone and anyone. As society becomes increasingly dependent on technology, while in tandem, cybersecurity attacks are accelerated by the rapid development of generative AI, the reputation of massive organisations like Microsoft is more fragile than ever.While the media tries to piece together what happened, those responsible for their reputations in the firing line have a daunting job in managing this…

A PR expert has claimed that the show will be “make-or-break” for the Duchess of Sussex, whose had projects “flop” in the past due to them being “overhyped.”He said: “This is a profound change of direction for Meghan – in some ways to become like a Martha Stewart. If Meghan can pull it off, it’s a very rich seam to mine.“If it succeeds, then it’s a massive leap forward and will take away from a lot of the negativity she’s had. And it will make a lot of people take her very seriously. “So, as an income stream, it’s huge… if…

Mark Borkowski, arguably Britain’s leading PR guru, told MailOnline that there should now be ‘no surprise’ if Mr Schofield makes a TV return, perhaps even in 2024.But amid rumours execs at ITV and the BBC are not receptive, Phil must convince them that he can ‘win back the trust’ of audiences and be more ‘likeable’ after the scandal involving a younger male colleague and his falling out with Holly Willoughby.’Never write off Phillip Schofield’, Mr Borkowski told MailOnline: ‘He’s making all the right noises and hanging out with his A-List mates. He’s rehabilitating and people like an underdog and a comeback story’.Mr Borkowski…

There is a truth, not quite universally acknowledged, but worth knowing by anyone who achieves public prominence. Being famous and successful doesn’t necessarily equate to being liked. Just ask Novak Djokovic.One of the most recognisable people in the world for almost two decades, on the tennis court Djokovic often carries the aura of an invincible demigod. But in the court of public opinion, he has often shown himself to be a mere mortal.So why the discrepancy between fame, success and popularity?Novak Djokovic, Elon Musk and others should grasp this: fame and public affection are not the same thing | Mark Borkowski…

Almost a year after quitting the ITV daytime show, he was spotted laughing and joking with his close friend Declan Donnelly and his wife Ali Astall after reportedly enjoying a four-hour dinner.A few days later he ended his social media blackout of nearly a year by reigniting his Instagram with a sweet photo of his pet pooch Alfie watching Formula One on television.Within seconds his daughters had liked the photo, as well as his former co-host Josie Gibson in what appears to be clear signs of support.PR guru Mark Borkowski says his tepid return to the public eye has come…

The Duchess of Sussex has reportedly completed filming her Netflix cooking and lifestyle show.“It all went well and it is in the can,” a Hollywood source revealed to the Daily Beast Wednesday.PR consultant Mark Borkowski spoke to the outlet that the upcoming series “could be a relaunch to something new and interesting” for Markle.The ex-actress, aged 42, and her husband, Prince Harry, entered into a Netflix agreement in 2020, scheduled to conclude by the end of 2025.https://tribune.com.pk/story/2476634/meghan-markle-completes-filming-netflix-cooking-show

The Duchess of Sussex reportedly wrapped filming her Netflix cooking and lifestyle show.“It all went well and it is in the can,” a Hollywood source told the Daily Beast Wednesday.PR consultant Mark Borkowski told the outlet that the forthcoming series “could be a relaunch to something new and interesting” for Markle.The former actress, 42, and her husband, Prince Harry, signed a deal with Netflix in 2020 that is set to expire at the end of 2025.https://pagesix.com/2024/07/03/royal-family/meghan-markles-netflix-cooking-show-wraps-filming/

The Duchess has wrapped filming, with sources predicting the show to be a “relaunch” Speaking on the show, a source revealed that filming “all went well and it is in the can,” signalling that shooting has wrapped and the non-fiction programme will move into post-production. As per well-known PR specialist Mark Borkowski, the untitled series could be a “relaunch” for the former actress. “She is being repped by the most powerful talent agency in the world, who will have gathered the right people around her,” Borkowski said. “If she has listened and learnt and is comfortable in this new role…

Daughters Ruby, 27, and Molly, 30, as well as This Morning co-host Josie Gibson raced to like the post within minutes in a clear sign of support.And his beloved daughter Molly is now his publicist after she quit the talent agency that once represented her father.PR guru Mark Borkowski says his tepid return to the public eye has come after a year away to disappear and get himself together.Calling him a rare talent, Mr Borkowski said: ‘He’s testing the waters. But audiences are very forgiving.’Phillip told the BBC in an emotional interview last June the affair had finished his career…