Speculation swirls around Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's upcoming unofficial visit to Nigeria, following closely on the heels of Harry's visit to the UK.
While the visit ostensibly aligns with Harry's involvement with the Invictus Games, royal commentators suggest there may be ulterior motives behind their journey to the African country.
Charlotte Griffiths, Editor-at-Large, shared on GB News that the Sussexes may be aiming to court Nigeria for hosting future Invictus Games events. However, she posited that their primary agenda could be gathering material for their Netflix productions, potentially seeking to outshine the royal family in the process.
Echoing similar sentiments, royal expert and author Tom Bower suggested that the couple might be leveraging their royal status while expecting the Nigerian government to foot the bill for their trip.
Bower emphasized that despite their Commonwealth ties, the true intentions of the Sussexes remain enigmatic.
Furthermore, royal author Phil Dampier implied that Harry and Meghan are attempting to establish their own version of a royal tour, possibly to assert their independence from the traditional royal establishment.
Dampier criticized the couple for their apparent hypocrisy, highlighting their previous criticisms of the monarchy and the Commonwealth while eagerly accepting invitations based solely on their royal connections.
