Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have earned praise from critics after making a surprising move during their four-day tour of Colombia. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are in the country to raise awareness about the harmful effects of social media on young people and to support Invictus Games athletes.
Beginning their visit on Thursday, the couple made several public appearances advocating for these important causes. Notably, they avoided making any controversial remarks about key royal figures, suggesting a possible effort to reconcile with the royal family.
Royal expert Jennie Bond commented on their change in approach, telling The Mirror that Harry and Meghan seem to be focusing more on the dangers of social media for children rather than publicly criticizing the Royal Family. "They are doing things their way and appear to have stopped attacking the Royal Family so openly," Bond observed.
She added, "While their actions might not always be embraced by everyone, the fact remains they continue to make headlines and are largely using their platform to help others." This positive shift has led many to view the couple more favorably.
