Now, before we delve into this matter, let's address the elephant in the room. There are those who are celebrating Meghan's absence, seeing it as Buckingham Palace banishing her from the UK. The term 'traitor' is thrown around, and some believe it's a just punishment. But is it really?
The reality is that there are practical reasons for Meghan's absence. The couple has parenting responsibilities and is dealing with the challenges faced by countless parents. It's a situation that families around the world can relate to, and it's only fair that they prioritize their family life.
Prince Harry's trip does not signify a permanent exile for Meghan. She will join him later for the Invictus Games in Germany, where they will make their first public appearance together since May. This is a significant event for a noble cause, supporting injured and sick military personnel and veterans.
However, let's not forget the backdrop to this story. Prince Harry's honorary military titles were stripped when he and Meghan decided to step away from their royal duties. This decision has left Harry feeling disappointed, and as noted by Royal biographer Robert Jobson, he "hates that he lost these titles." It serves as a poignant reminder of the consequences that come with their choices.
