Harry and Meghan, along with their son Archie, visited South Africa, Botswana, Angola and Malawi on their way to late September and late October. The trip cost the royal family, and therefore the British taxpayers, a total of £ 245,643, the Daily Mail said.
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The vast majority of the money was swallowed by flights, private planes and escorts of members of the royal family at the time (Harry and Meghan announced their departure from the royal family at the beginning of this year – editor’s note).
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However, the sources referred to by the Daily Mail but do not name are defending the trip to Africa, including the financial costs approved by the State Department. “The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have handled more than 20 orders and highlighted a number of important issues. For example, the non-profit organization Halo Trust, which deals with the removal of landmines and other explosives and for which Princess Diana has already acted, “said the source.
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However, in connection with this foreign visit, the Daily Mail drew attention to some unfortunate statements that could have thwarted the efforts of diplomats. At first, Meghan and Harry looked like a happy couple in Africa, but during their visit to the Black Continent, they made an hour-long documentary.
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In it, Meghan portrayed the royal family as heartless. “It’s not often that someone is interested in my own feelings. I’m trying to learn British peace, but it’s devastating what it does to me inside, “Meghan admitted in the documentary.
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In addition, while in South Africa, Harry sued the boulevard and issued a statement “that journalists are trying to kill his second beloved.” He ran into the death of his mother, Princess Diana. To this day, Harry blames her death mainly on the British tabloids. Diana died in a car accident in 1997.
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