Prince Harry and Meghan’s visit to Australia is reportedly contrary to what the late Queen had hoped for, according to a source close to the former monarch. The trip has included traditional royal engagements like hospital visits and charity work, alongside ventures into commercial opportunities. Meghan is scheduled to attend an exclusive ‘girls-only’ retreat in Sydney, with tickets priced at £1,400. Additionally, she has recently invested in an online fashion business, enabling her to profit from her clothing choices.
Meghan has partnered with the online AI-driven fashion platform OneOff, where fans can purchase items worn by celebrities, including her own outfits. Six years ago, Harry and Meghan expressed their desire to balance royal duties with pursuing financial opportunities, a proposal that the late Queen reportedly disapproved of during the ‘Sandringham Summit.’
A close source shared with the Daily Mail that the late Queen would have preferred to avoid the current situation. Despite potential irritation within the Palace, it is believed that the institution must adapt to progress forward. During a recent event in Melbourne, Harry reflected on his royal responsibilities, mentioning his initial reluctance due to the impact his mother’s death had on him.
Harry spoke about reevaluating his role and the influence he could have on the world, inspired by what his late mother would have wanted for him. Meghan, on the other hand, discussed her struggles with online bullying during a mental health discussion in Melbourne. She highlighted the challenges of social media and emphasized the need for resilience against online negativity.
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