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    Home » Blog » Prince Harry and Meghan Markle can’t go this country during world tour

    Prince Harry and Meghan Markle can’t go this country during world tour

    June 25, 2024Updated:June 25, 2024 World No Comments
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    Studies claimed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been warned against visiting Australia as they are all scheduled to embark on an illegal earth tour. They have plans to travel to Australia in October, but they ca n’t travel where King Charles and Camilla will.
    The Royal Family did not enjoy their getaway to Nigeria in May of this year, which Harry and Meghan did in May of that year. Although the few resigned from their royal jobs in 2020, King Charles and Prince William were angry that the journey to Nigeria appeared to be an official royal visit.
    Harry and Meghan wo n’t be able to visit Australia in the near future because of King and Queen’s official tour, according to royal reporter Louise Roberts.
    King Charles was astonished by the child’s journey to Nigeria because he thought it was an attempt to “undermine the monarchy in the Commonwealth.” The couple’s alleged renegade activity preoccupied the royal household. It’s as if Meghan and Harry are saying,” We do n’t need your permission to be working royals — we will do it on our own terms whenever and wherever we like,” royal expert Tom Quinn previously said. He added that William and Charles “do n’t like one bit” about the couple’s speeches and overall conduct in Nigeria, which appeared to convey that they are still active royals.
    The pair traveled to Jamaica, where King Charles is still the head of state, in January.
    ” In May, after Nigeria, and that was a powerful faux royal tour for them, let’s face it, Harry made the comment they want to accomplish more of this”. Speaking on the show’s Royal Report, Louise added:” ( Harry and Meghan ) are obsessed with privacy but a world tour is a strong disagreement”.

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