Harry 'desperately' misses the UK and wants to be admired – Royal Family News

Praising the Duke of Sussex, 39, for being an understanding partner, the Duchess, 43, said: “We work incredibly well together as a team, but as my husband is a great testament to, the role of men in this of empowering women, of letting them know their voices are heard, from a young age right through to adulthood, is key.

“For us and the work that we do with our Archewell Foundation, certainly the work that we do as parents, as I do as a mother, is to make sure that girls feel that their voices are heard.”

Royal expert Roya Nikkhah explained that the decision was based on their status as non-working royals.

“The Sussexes also understood that they would be at Buckingham Palace on the eve of the funeral along with the rest of the royal family, when Charles and Camilla hosted a reception for foreign heads of state,” she wrote in The Sunday Times.

“They were initially asked to attend the event, but their invitations were later ‘revoked’ and the Palace clarified that the event was only for ‘working members of the royal family.’”

On the third day, the couple visited a drum school as part of the trip's goal of highlighting local culture.

“Day three of this tour threw up some body language rituals that seemed to suggest it was Meghan who was in the lead, as she had been since her arrival, entering into the greeting rituals with enthusiasm, a perfect smile and an almost regal grace while Harry seemed to be lurking, waiting his turn or standing behind Meghan looking slightly dejected,” said Judi James. The mirror.

“Meghan has clearly perfected the art of the elegant perm smile, but Harry’s expressions seemed to fluctuate: smiling, laughing and gesturing one minute, but looking more disconnected the next as he waits his turn.”

The trip follows the couple's successful visit to Nigeria earlier this year, which marked the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games.

Frank Cottrell-Boyce, who wrote the afternoon tea scene, said: “He did it brilliantly and with obvious enjoyment.”

He also explained that since Paddington wasn't there and the Queen was speaking to an empty chair, it was an impressive example of acting.

“Paddington isn't really there,” Cottrell-Boyce explained. The telegraph “So technically, it's an incredible performance.”

Speaking at the event 'Afro Women and Power', she said: “I would like to start in Spanish because we are in your country, my husband and I, and I can feel this embrace from Colombia.

“It's incredible, thank you so much, because the culture, the history, everything has been like a dream on this trip.

“I’m sorry if my Spanish isn’t perfect because I learned it 20 years ago in Argentina, but I’m trying here because I can feel this community and this feeling which is the best in the world.”

Meghan had learned the language while studying abroad in 2002. The recent tour was designed to “shine a light on Colombia’s role as a beacon of culture and innovation.”

A friend of the royal family told him The times“What they have not been able to do is create a public presence that is respected and popular.

“I was in Los Angeles recently and was surprised that they are not a topic of conversation.

A source said The mirror“They finally let their guard down and showed themselves as themselves. It’s no secret that the Duke and Duchess love music, especially hip-hop, salsa and dancing, so being able to do this on their tour of Colombia was a dream come true. They danced like they didn’t care who was watching, and that was so endearing.”

The couple previously mentioned their desire to live a more independent life when they stepped down as working royals in 2020.

Francia Marquez has been accused of pandering to royalty rather than her own people by her right-wing rival Maria Fernanda Cabal.

“The invitation to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex does not involve any cultural exchange or anything like that,” he said, according to reports. The telegraph.

“It is part of the spectacle of a vice president disconnected from the reality of the country.

“The vice president is black and, as a minority, he should set an example of greatness, of affection for the population, especially the poor, without resentment or hatred.

“She should look for even the minimum projects that the community needs, being on the side of the people, not of royalty.”

Prior to the couple's arrival at a former slave in San Basilio de Palenque, Justo Valdés, a 70-year-old singer, asked: “Who is Meghan?”

A local journalist, who asked to remain anonymous, said The telegraph who believed the tour was a deliberate distraction from the problems facing the country.

“People expect the government to address these issues rather than focusing on a high-profile event with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex,” they said.

“While addressing and confronting cyberbullying in children is an important issue, it is not the most pressing problem we face.”

The Duke of Sussex, 39, moved to California with his wife Meghan Markle in 2020 and has embarked on a number of adventures since then, including several revelations about his time on The Firm.

“He loved the military and was very good at his job. The job with Invictus is great and fatherhood was the role he most wanted, so maybe that’s enough for him,” the aide reportedly said. The times.

“But everything else is a bit confusing. I always thought I wanted more out of life. I can’t help but think he must be wondering, ‘Where am I going to go from here?’” the person added.