The Duke and Duchess of Sussex faced criticism for what some deemed as 'insensitive' timing, considering King Charles and Princess Kate's health issues. However, amidst the backlash, a few voices emerged in support of the couple.
English actress Denise Welch took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to defend Harry and Meghan against the media's scrutiny. Welch condemned the relentless efforts to "demonise" the couple, asserting that canceling engagements due to family health issues would be unreasonable.
In her tweet, Welch criticized the press for engaging in what she described as "bullying on an industrial scale" against Harry and Meghan.
The event in Jamaica marked the first public appearance for the couple in 2024, coinciding with news of King Charles's enlarged prostate treatment and Princess Kate's abdominal surgery. Photos and videos from the event depicted Harry and Meghan exuding confidence and unity, with expert Judi James noting their strong 'power couple' aura.
Despite facing criticism, Harry and Meghan's public appearance underscored their continued status as a formidable duo both personally and professionally.
