On December 14th, the couple was spotted enjoying their time, taking leisurely strolls among the towering trees and navigating the terrain in a golf cart, marking the start of their tropical getaway. Throughout their vacation, Harry and Meghan were seen basking in the sun and relishing the pristine beaches of Guanacaste province, renowned for its mesmerizing sunsets and top-tier resorts. During one snapshot, Meghan was spotted wearing a large straw hat, a black dress, and white sneakers as she tenderly carried their 2-year-old daughter Lili through the wooded landscape.
In another heartwarming scene, Harry and Meghan rode in a green golf cart, with Archie comfortably nestled on his father's lap, surrounded by swaying palm trees. Their choice of destination in Costa Rica follows the footsteps of other notable figures like superstar Shakira, comedian Kevin Hart, and actress James, all of whom recently visited this captivating country.
Interestingly, Harry and Meghan's pursuit of winter sun coincides with the news that they will not be attending the Royal Christmas Pageant at Sanum this year, opting to stay in the US with their children. However, certain sources have raised questions about the presence of their children during their Costa Rica vacation. Witnesses at the airport have reportedly confirmed that they did not see Harry and Meghan with their children on the flight. Flight tracking data showed that they used a private jet for the trip, with a brief stop at Guanacaste airport before landing at Sanan Santa Maria airport.
Although the ownership of the plane remains unclear, it's noteworthy that the plane had a previous single owner. However, when airport staff inspected the plane earlier in the year, they did not witness any children accompanying Harry and Meghan on their flight. Witnesses at the airport noted that it was solely Harry and Meghan on the trip, despite the absence of any public displays of affection like hand-holding.
These observations have naturally raised suspicions about the presence of the children and the authenticity of the photos circulating from their trip, leading to questions about whether the children could have been temporarily borrowed for a media appearance.
Adding another layer to the story, Paula Ma, a friend of Central America Travel Directors, shared some details in a video regarding Meghan's trip. She mentioned that Meghan had requested local newspapers to cover their visit and expressed disappointment that they did not use her Sussex headline in their reports. Paula also disclosed that while there were photos of children, it was made clear that they did not have their own children with them on the trip, leaving some to ponder Meghan's motivations behind seeking media attention for their travels.
