Experts claim Meghan Markle is like Marmite in the UK but seen differently in Africa. Meghan Markle is not expected to join Prince Harry on his upcoming trip to the UK, and one royal expert believes there is a reason she won't make the trip.
"Meghan Markle looks like Marmite," says royal expert after it was revealed the Duchess of Sussex is set to ignore the UK during Prince Harry's visit. The Duke of Sussex will return to Britain next week to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, the global sporting tournament he founded to support veterans and military personnel. However, Meghan is unlikely to attend alongside her husband, a decision that will shock no one. Omid Scobie, the famous royal author, claimed she never wants to set foot again in England.
Furthermore, Harry will also participate in the Thanksgiving mass at the famous St. Paul's Cathedral next Wednesday. This likely played a significant role in Meghan's decision not to join her husband. The last time the couple visited in 2022, they were booed out of their car. According to the Mirror, royal expert Chris Ship told The Sun's Royal Exclusive show that Meghan would not want to experience that again. He added, "The difficulty is that you remember the last time they went to St. Paul's Cathedral, which was on the occasion of the Platinum Jubilee of the late Queen, and they were booed. We heard booing towards them. We have to be clear that there were also people cheering for them, but there were definitely boos at St. Paul's Cathedral. Going back there, I can see why Meghan might not want to accompany Harry there."
Markle is set to join Prince Harry in Nigeria later this month as part of her Invictus tour, with royal commentator Ship suggesting that the Duchess's reception in Africa would stand in stark contrast to views in Britain. "As much as Meghan in this country has a somewhat Marmite personality, where people either really like her or don't like her, she will likely be viewed very differently in Africa," he said.
The couple faced warnings to reconsider their visit to Nigeria due to the US issuing a level three travel warning for the country, indicating high risks including crime, terrorism, and kidnapping. Former head of Royal Protection Dai Davies expressed his bewilderment at the Duke's decision, highlighting it as contradictory given his security complaints in the UK. He added, "It is strange that he embodies the risk factors here and is willing to go to one of the most dangerous countries in the world."
