Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan: Are the Royals really going to Africa?
Will Prince Harry (34) and Duchess Meghan (37) and their upcoming child soon go to Africa? Quite absurd, this idea does not seem to be. The Daily Express Royal expert, Richard Palmer, quotes a statement by Buckingham Palace: "All future plans for the Duke and Duchess are speculative at the time, and no decisions have been made about future roles continue to fulfill as the Commonwealth Youth Ambassador. " So the rumors are not denied.
Earlier, the Sunday Times reported that Harry's advisers had allegedly drafted move plans for him and Meghan. This is apparently about a new role for the two royals, who should combine their work on behalf of the Commonwealth with charity work. Incidentally, they could continue to advertise for Britain. Sir David Manning (69), former British Ambassador to the United States and Harry's Special Advisor for International Affairs, is said to have worked out the plans. Two to three years abroad, it is said, a decision could fall in 2020.
Waiting for baby Sussex
In recent months, the British press has repeatedly speculated about alleged tensions between the two princes William (36) and Harry. Her wives Meghan and Kate (37) are rumored to have had problems with each other. However, a possible move of the Sussex family abroad may have other reasons. Africa has a special meaning for Harry and Meghan: In 2016 they traveled to Botswana together for the first time, and a year later they celebrated Meghan's 36th birthday there. Her honeymoon, they are said to have spent last year in Africa. In 2004, Harry also lived in Lesotho for a few months. The Royal has been dedicated to charity in Africa for many years.
However, Harry and Meghan are facing another important event before they can move abroad. The first child of the couple is expected in late April or early May. As "Entertainment Tonight" reports, the Duchess of Sussex's mother, Doria Ragland (62), has already traveled from her hometown of Los Angeles to the UK to attend the birth of her grandchild.
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