Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were very clear that, unlike four years ago, it was better for them not to express their political opinion during the electoral campaign that pitted the new winner Donald Trump against Kamala Harris. From their privileged mansion in Montecito, the royal couple has silently attended a re-election that could put the Duke of Sussex’s permanence in the United States at risk if what was repeatedly expressed by the Republican leader is heeded.
Since the son of Charles III published his controversial memoirs, many of the confessions released have ended up having a boomerang effect. Enrique admitted to having used cocaine and marijuana and even hallucinogenic mushrooms, and not only in the book, but also in the interviews he gave to promote it. That is to say, he made public and well-known what he surely denied when he was granted a visa to settle in his wife’s country of origin with his children. As a consequence, he may lose his immigration status, which is what the conservative Heritage Foundation intends after reporting the case to the courts accusing Joe Biden of “providing special treatment to high-profile celebrities.”
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex in Florida
The Democratic administration chose to keep the prince’s immigration application private, something that may change with Trump’s arrival to power. The Republican expressed at the time: “I would not protect him. He betrayed the Queen. That is unforgivable. If it were up to me, he would be alone” and also stated that “if he lied, appropriate measures will have to be taken.”
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There is no doubt that Prince Henry is not liked by Donald Trump and not only because he has hinted at his predilection for the Democratic Party in the previous elections, but above all because the Republican leader is a fervent admirer of British royalty, especially the late Queen Elizabeth II, and considers the wayward grandson and his wife to be “two bad apples.”
The protagonist of The Eras Tour focuses the majority of criticism from Republican followers
Meghan Markle has openly spoken out against Trump on more than one occasion before her marriage to Harry. He described him as misogynistic and divisive before finishing off: “Nobody likes those types of people.” Although nothing is impossible, everything seems to indicate that for now Trump prefers to keep the hatchet against the Sussexes buried. His son Eric suggested there would be no problems with the prince’s visa. “I don’t care at all if he used drugs. The truth is that I don’t care at all about Prince Henry and I think neither does this country,” he said.
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Meghan Markle is not the only celebrity whom Trump has in his sights. Taylor Swift currently occupies a place of honor on her particular blacklist after she stood in favor of Kamala Harris during the election campaign. Both candidates were competing for the singer from Pennsylvania, considered one of the 100 most influential people in the world, who decided to express what her vote would be after a fraudulent campaign created with AI in which she was shown to be a supporter of the Republican candidate. Since then, she received several snubs from Trump, who even said: “I hate Taylor Swift.”
The American singer and songwriter Taylor Swift at one of her concerts
Now, with the victory, the protagonist of the successful The Eras Tour is focusing the majority of criticism from Republican followers on social networks. “How many of you are sick of Taylor Swift?” or “Do you know which flight Taylor Swift leaves the United States on today?” are some of the messages she receives along with insults such as “clown” or “useless.” There are also those who claim that they will never go to a concert of hers again.
The next president hinted that he could deport the Duke of Sussex if he lied to obtain the visa
Other singers asked for the Democratic vote, such as Bruce Springsteen, Madonna, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Barbra Streisand, Cher or Eminem, and emblematic actors of that Hollywood that the businessman detests, such as George Clooney, Robert de Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio or Tom Hanks. Despite all of their fame, they failed to bring Harris to the White House.
