This April, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will travel to Australia to participate in a number of private, professional and philanthropic engagements. A trip which is already causing a wave of indignation in the country, as reported Radar Online.
A stay that is far from unanimous. Before a possible reunion with King Charles III on British soil during the summer, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will fly to Australia. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expected in Sydney and Melbourne in mid-April to “participate in a number of private, professional and philanthropic engagements”as one of the couple’s spokespersons indicated. As the countdown begins, our colleagues fromRadar Online revealed the program of their visit, this Monday, March 30. According to their information, Meghan Markle will offer a retreat dedicated to well-being to nearly 300 women “in a five-star Sydney hotelâ€. For this special moment at the initiative of Gemma O’Neill, star of the podcast Her Best Lifethe participants had to pay the sum of £2,704 (around 3,000 euros, Editor’s note). At the same time as this weekend, the former actress of the series Suits  will orchestrate a gala dinner. As for her husband, he ‘to speak at psychosocial safety conference in Melbourne’indicated the tabloid. If they had been warmly welcomed in 2017, during an official tour for the British crown, the atmosphere is no longer the same.
Some Australians have signed a petition so that the visit of Meghan and Harry is not financed by taxpayers. “These activities are private and commercial and should be treated strictly as a private visit. At a time when Australians are facing significant pressure on the cost of living, including rising food and fuel prices, difficulty repaying mortgages due to rising interest rates and rising housing costs. energy, public resources must be used responsibly and equitably, without preferential treatment for public figures,” declared the group behind this initiative. Faced with this “disconnect with public opinion”a royal expert indicated that this trip is only a «façade visit». “It has the appearance of a traditional visit, but without the official role that justifies it. This is also partly why it is called a total fiasco before it has even started.he indicated to Radar Online. Ambiance, ambiance…
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Meghan Markle and Harry soon in Australia: how this “pseudo-royal” trip annoys King Charles III
If Prince William will closely follow Meghan and Harry’s stay in Australia, it is unlikely that Charles III will do the same. At least that’s what Ingrid Seward suggested in the Mark Dolan Show, available on YouTube. According to the royal expert, this trip could exacerbate tensions between the Sussexes and the British royal family. “They need to stay in the spotlight to make money.â€But I can’t imagine that the king [Charles III, NDLR.] particularly appreciates these pseudo-royal trips . » Before adding: “I am convinced that the king abandoned them. He has many other concerns, much more important to him, than what Harry and Meghan are doing at the moment.”
