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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reject criticism that their visit was a promotional tour (Image: Getty)
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s “trash for cash” trip Australia Commentators claimed it was “all about them” and not a “so-called” royal tour. Royal biographer Robert Jobson, news commentator Samara Gill and The Sun’s Royal Editor Matt Wilkinson agreed that the visit was staged so the Duke and Duchess of Sussex could make money. Harry and Meghan has denied such allegations.
Matt started the conversation about the trip in the same post Royal Special podcast. He began by apologizing for previously describing the Sussexes’ trip Down Under as a “fake royal trip” intended to send a signal to the government. Royal Family He said they could be successful in this.
He asked this week’s guests if they agreed that the tour was essentially a “money-making exercise” and pointed to accusations made for some of the couple’s events and Meghan’s. Artificial intelligence company’s fashion tie.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visit a children’s hospital during four-day trip (Image: Getty)
Samara said: “It’s quite cowardly, isn’t it? When you think about the function of the Royal Family, it’s basically to strengthen diplomatic ties, to take good care of Britain and to go on these trips to strengthen those relationships.”
He claimed that what Harry and Meghan were doing on their “so-called royal tour” was to strengthen their own relationship and line their pockets.
The commentator told Royal Special: “This is a paid tour. I can’t see it any other way and going to the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne is very cowardly… pose for photos dealing with kids with cancer, going to homeless shelters with your $25,000 wristwatch on, and handing out frittatas to homeless women; This is all to boost Meghan’s public image when we know she did this. Registered as Usual in Australia. He wants to sell those jam containers there.
“There’s nothing diplomatic about this. It’s all about them.”
Matt said the events the couple attended, including visiting hospitals and meeting veterans, were similar to the royal tour, but there were “side hustles” going on as well.
Samara Gills says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s trip is ‘everything for them’ (Image: Getty)
He told viewers: “He’s doing marketing on As Ever. He’s also been on MasterChef, so that will tie into his Netflix show and all the cooking he does on As Ever.”
Robert reminded the audience: the late Queen He insisted the Sussexes couldn’t be half out of the Royal Family.
The final regulation allegedly reached at the so-called point sandringham summit With the future of the Sussexes being decided, the couple have resigned as senior royal staff altogether.
Understanding the late Queen’s thinking at the time, Robert said: “He saw what was about to happen and both she and he [the then future King] Charles said ‘No’.”
The Sussexes’ trip has been mired in controversy not only over the reasons, but also over whether Australia is touring at all. taxpayers helped pay for it.
Matt Wilkinson says Meghan Markle’s appearance on MasterChef is linked to the Netflix show (Image: Getty)
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Robert agreed that Harry and Meghan’s trip to Australia showed they were getting what they wanted from a “half in, half out” deal.
Harry and Meghan’s four-day tour of Australia saw them engage in both charitable and business activities.
Their office said the focus of the visit was on mental health, community resilience, support for veterans, as well as special meetings and “special projects.”
Meghan was interviewed on stage “Girls’ weekend” retreat It costs £1,400 per ticket in Sydney. VIP tickets for the event at the five-star InterContinental Coogee Beach hotel cost £1,670 and include a group table photo with the Duchess.
Harry was a guest speaker at the InterEdge Summit, which explored the “intersection of leadership, psychosocial safety, and human connection in the workplace.” Duke spoke eloquently at that event He has opened up about how he feels about royal duty after the death of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visit Bondi Beach during whistle-stop tour (Image: Getty)
Delegate tickets for the summit, held at Melbourne’s Centerpiece auditorium, cost £525, platinum tickets cost £1,250 and a virtual ticket with on-demand access to Harry’s speech cost £260.
In Sydney, the Sussexes Joined members of the Invictus Games community He met old rivals on the water in Sydney Harbour.
The visit culminates in Sydney on Friday with a rugby match between the New South Wales Waratahs and Moana Pacifica at the Allianz Stadium.
Harry and Meghan rejected criticism that the visit was a promotional tour. Their office said: “The program is rooted in long-standing areas of work for the Duke and Duchess and has a clear focus on strengthening organizations that create measurable impact. The visit prioritizes listening, learning and supporting communities over promotion.”
Their office said there were also “a small number of private initiatives” to “support broader business, philanthropic and business objectives.”
Harry and Meghan revealed their visit was privately funded. They flew business class from Los Angeles to Melbourne on a commercial Qantas Airways flight.
But there have been public complaints about additional security costs being imposed on police forces for the couple’s visits to Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney.
