Commentator Douglas Murray has brought these allegations against Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to the public eye. He shared his opinions with the New York Post, stating that one of the most remarkable aspects of New York and its residents is the city's unimpressible nature.
He went on to explain that a prince and a duchess arriving in the city might expect everyone to pause and stare, but New Yorkers are more focused on going about their daily lives.
Interestingly, Murray contrasted this with Los Angeles, where the city comes to a standstill when a high-profile celebrity appears at a popular dining spot. The paparazzi swarm around fame-seeking stars, and celebrity-centric bus tours showcase the lavish homes hidden behind hedges and gates.
However, in New York, such antics don't gain much traction. People don't have time for it, as they're constantly busy and in a hurry. When a street is closed off due to a visiting dignitary, New Yorkers aren't inclined to wait around for a glimpse; instead, they express frustration and move on.
According to Mr. Murray, New York was the wrong location for Meghan and Harry's dramatic display. He suspects that the entire scenario was staged for an upcoming episode of their Netflix series.
