On September 23, the couple Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were said to break royal rules when they appeared in a video related to the US election to take place on November 3. Prince Harry advised voters to “stay away from hateful speeches, misinformation and negative social media.” And Meghan called the presidential race “the most important election in life”, calling on Americans to take advantage of their right to vote.
Although the Susex family does not name their favorite candidate, many viewers believe that they are more supportive of Joe Biden than Donald Trump. Besides, before marrying Harry, Meghan used to call Trump “thoughtless” and “divisive” in a TV appearance.
Beside the Sussex’s share, the Daily Mail page sent a question to US President Donald Trump about this issue and quickly received an answer. The 74-year-old President said: “I am not a fan of her. I say – and perhaps she has heard too – that I wish Harry a lot of luck because he will need it.”
In addition, as soon as the video was released by Time magazine, Harry and Meghan and his wife faced a lot of criticism. They argued that the British royal member to speak up about the US presidential election was not reasonable. Because up until now, all members of the British royal family had to be politically neutral. They have never participated in the election, vote or anything like that.
However, a spokesman for Buckingham Palace immediately denied the Sussex’s involvement with the royal family. A palace spokesperson stated: “We will not be making any comments. The Duke is no longer a member of the royal family and any of his comments are made in private. personal way “.
Currently, Harry, Meghan and her son are living in a newly bought $ 15 million villa in the city of Santa Barbara, California. The family of three decided to choose the US – Meghan’s hometown – as a long-term residence since after withdrawing from the royal family at the end of March. Christmas and are very eagerly awaiting this day to reunite with Queen Elizabeth II after months of separation due to Covid-19.