No Sooner Than Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Finalize Terms Of Leaving The Royal Family Than Paparazzi Follow Them Abroad

No Sooner Than Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Finalize Terms Of Leaving The Royal Family Than Paparazzi Follow Them Abroad

January 22. 2020

Meghan Markle and Archie walking with their two dogs and security

No sooner than Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, and his wife, Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, step back from performing royal duties, vow to repay the $3,000,000 in refurbishment costs for their English home at Frogmore, and move to Canada, did the paparazzi follow them over there.

Paparazzi from Britain, America and Europe, among other nations, have been camping outside the Sussex’s Canadian home and following them around. Photographers hiding in bushes snapped photos of Meghan and baby Archie, while they were out for a walk with their two little doggos (and security guards in tow).

In response to the paparazzi’s behavior that is being underwritten by publications around the world, the Sussexs are threatening legal action if they don’t back off. It was a mistake for Harry, Meghan and Archie to leave the royal family in Britain. It is not going to deter press and public attention. In fact, the paps will get more sneaky and reckless now (hiding in bushes, telephoto lens, ect), in pushing the envelope to get that shot, whereas before they knew they could take photos from a distance at royal engagements.

The royal family members who want Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, and his wife Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, to be front and center regarding press and public attention (including Kate), got an unpleasant surprise this week with attention still being on the Sussexs. Meanwhile, Kate’s three royal engagements this week were completely overshadowed by the press pursuing Meghan, Archie and their puppers in Canada (LOL).

Certain people deciding to run them out of Britain was a bad idea. It has only served to make the spotlight on the Sussexs more intense. However, there is an upside in this for some. Canada will benefit in tourism, which can offset the extra police costs to their taxpayers. Nothing to do with Canada, as they are a lovely nation people all over the world love, but I still think the Sussexs leaving the royal family is a bad idea.