Richard Fitzwilliams, a royal specialist for GB News, expressed his apprehensions about Meghan and Harry's meeting with Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness, particularly in light of the prime minister's views on deposing King Charles as head of state.
Fitzwilliams highlighted the potential threat posed by the Sussexes to the Royal Family, especially if they remain inactive in their royal duties. He criticized Meghan and Harry for seemingly lacking substantial work commitments and resorting to negative portrayals of the Royal Family to generate income.
Referring to criticism from the Hollywood Reporter, Fitzwilliams emphasized that if Meghan and Harry resort to denigrating the Royal Family for financial gain, they pose a significant threat.
Regarding their purported surprise visit to Jamaica, Fitzwilliams suggested that it was orchestrated with careful planning and may have been intended for publicity purposes. He emphasized that Meghan and Harry are strategic in their actions and do not engage in unplanned activities.
The expert's remarks underscore ongoing debates surrounding Meghan and Harry's roles within the Royal Family and their interactions with the public and media.
