Meghan Markle Initial sought total control over her paparazzi images and her husband, Prince Harry, who were released to the media after their transatlantic movement towards us, according to the photographer of a veterinarian.
The Californian paparazzo Mark Karloff, who has been in the business for 17 years, said that although the public interest in the couple was out of the lists in 2020, the current demand for snapshots of the Sussexes is at its lowest point.
“When Harry and Meghan came for the first time, it was a crazy fight to find where they stayed, where they are going to live, and it was all the photographers of Los Angeles who tried to find every secret,” Karloff said.
“At the same time, they were running by doing simulated photo operations, they were making settings, they appeared and would be doing a charity, and I think they were their photographers, so everything was very frustrated.”
Karloff, which houses The “Paparazzi Podcast” Said the initial period after the Sussexes did it through the pond and established a camp in the United States came with an intense search for photographers anxious to discover their new life in California.
“I triggered them in a couple of events when they arrived for the first time, and then I decided that it was too much for me, the madness of that son in the photo, I stay away because it is not exclusive and they do not earn money,” said the experience experienced. Techreport.
But Karloff said that the public interest in the couple has decreased significantly in recent years, which resulted in a lower demand for their photographs.
“In the United States, and in my experience, it has calmed down a lot. Now they are not horses, and the payment day is not the same; people do not care as much as they are accustomed,” said the PAP.
“Ultimately, they cannot hide forever, so there are opportunities to obtain them, but I think they want control, special meghan.”
Today, “photographers expect the opportunity to obtain an intentional issue to actively try to get them,” he adds.
In addition, a source told The Post that the couple, who married in 2018, dedicated himself to photographs staged in Los Angeles and the surrounding area, often with his own photographer present.
The publication has communicated with the representatives of the Sussexes to comment.
Karloff, 48, previously revealed that the first clear image of the Sussexes in his luxurious Montecito, California, was expected to have a price of $ 100,000.
He said that when Covid’s restrictions were the last one, and people got used to the fact that the couple had moved to the golden state, it was always going to be a bit frenzy to get them. “
“They will be persecuted every day, at least during the first months,” he said in 2020. “They will not be able to leave without being photographed.”
The couple was famous trapped in a Called Paparazzi cars “almost catastrophic” Through Manhattan in May 2023.
The duo was found In the center of a high speed search After leaving the Ziegfeld Theater in Midtown with Markle’s mother, Doria Ragland, after an event.
However, the sources of application of the law then described a much less dramatic order of order, saying Persecution only landed about an hour Like the family Changed to a yellow cabin To try to get the Paps from their path.
The Sussexes finally did not present any charge for the incident, but the NYPD announced in 2023 that the couple will do it Receive high security Duration future trips to the Big Apple.
In fact, Markle arrived last week at Majestic Theater in Times Square for Broadway’s “gypsy” production In a caravan of four vehiclesWhat was Bechpompanado by a New York police car unmarked.
