Prince Harry and Meghan’s Aus tour is ‘backdoor’ victory | Royal | News
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Australia tour It allegedly showed the couple got what they wanted from the Megxit deal with the late Queen “through the back door”. duke and Duchess of Sussex on the second day of their visit Down Under, which saw the couple make appearances in Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra.
On first day from their trip, Harry and Meghan visited the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne, where they hugged patients, posed for photos and were applauded by huge crowds of fans. The second day of their trip saw the Duke attend a ceremony at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra and a charity event at a football stadium.
Harry and Meghan’s appearance has led some royal watchers to claim the pair are on another road trip “semi-royal” tour, Even though they stepped back from royal duties in 2020.
In January of the same year, the late Queen Elizabeth II. Elizabeth made a deal with the Sussexes that resulted in them stepping away from royal life, despite their desire to fulfill some royal duties while pursuing their own business affairs.
Harry’s grandmother rejected the idea, but to some critics their current Australian tour shows they’re getting what they want: acting like royalty and cutting their own money-making deals.
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The Duke and Duchess’s office insisted the couple’s tour of Australia reflected their “shared commitment” to service and building resilient communities.
Their tour prompted a question from the Daily Mail’s Royal Editor, Rebecca English. column If Harry and Meghan managed to get the “half in, half out” deal they wanted “through the back door.”
He wrote that there was “unease” in royal circles about the Sussexes keeping their titles, but that the Palace had to “roll with the punches” to “move forward”.
Another source, described as “well-placed”, told English that Sussex’s tour of Australia was against the late Queen’s wishes.
They said: “I won’t speculate as to what His Late Majesty would have thought about all this, but I can tell you with certainty that this is exactly what he was trying to ensure didn’t happen.”
