It appears that Invictus Games organizers are expressing reluctance toward Meghan Markle's potential attendance.
According to Angela Levin, a noted royal expert, both contestants and organizers are dissatisfied with the negative focus Meghan Markle brings to the event.
Levin, using X, formerly Twitter, as her platform, revealed that former military personnel, likely including injured veterans participating in the competition, along with event organizers, are becoming increasingly frustrated with the Duchess of Sussex's ability to divert attention away from the games.
She further elaborated on their frustration over Meghan's previous involvement in leading a procession of victorious wounded men while dressed in attire deemed inappropriate by some, particularly very short shorts.
"An increasing number of ex-military and Invictus Games organizers are fed up with the overwhelming focus on Meghan," Levin asserted. "Last year, they were outraged when she led a procession of winning wounded men wearing very short shorts, which they found insulting."
"They prefer she does not attend," Levin emphasized.
Recently, Meghan accompanied her husband Prince Harry and the Invictus Games founder to Canada to mark the upcoming series of games in Vancouver and Whistler. Additionally, she joined the duke in Dusseldorf, Germany, where her choice of attire, reportedly a mini matching cream playsuit and blazer, allegedly caused controversy and dissatisfaction among onlookers.
