Prince William's Jealousy Surfaces as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Attend Bob Marley Premiere

A friend from Sussex spilled the beans that she extended an invitation to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for the premiere of Bob Marley. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have faced criticism for their photo op with Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness, who openly advocates for Jamaica to become a republic and Prince Charles to be ousted as the head of state.  Prince Harry and Meghan Markle received an invitation to the premiere of Paramount director Brian Robbins' new film, Bob Marley, in Jamaica. Despite criticism for their photo with Prime Minister Holness, insiders debunk the controversy, asserting that the Sussexes share a friendship with Robbins' family. Sources reveal the couple's enthusiasm to attend Tuesday night's premiere in Kingston.

In the photo, Megan and Prince Harry are seen with Brian Robbins, the Chairman and CEO of Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon, along with his wife Tracy James. Despite Jamaica gaining independence in 1962, it retains the British monarch as head of state. However, a referendum on the royal family's role in Jamaica is slated for this year.

Prince William and Princess Kate faced criticism for their visit to Jamaica amid serious health issues within the royal family. Princess Kate recently underwent abdominal surgery, and Prince Charles is on a prolonged hospital stay, delaying his return to work until after Easter for a procedure on an enlarged prostate.

Despite facing backlash, Harry and Megan attended the premiere in Kingston, reaching out to their families amid the health challenges. Royal critic Phil Dampier criticized the timing, deeming it insensitive amidst concerns about Jamaica abolishing the monarchy. While the couple looked adorable at the premiere, Megan's black Carolina Herrera dress received praise from Royal fashion enthusiasts.