What Are Your Comments On The Sussex's Tour Of South Africa?

[anotheoldgit]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-49825285

Why did they choose to bring baby Archie into the limelight when their own British public wasn't granted the same privilege?

Why was Archie too young to travel the distance between London and Scotland so as to join the Queen at Balmoral, yet could travel to South Africa?

Why did they choose to visit a Mosque?

Was it Royal protocol to hug Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his daughter Thandeka?

Will Prince Harry bring up the racist attacks, land grabbing and killings rained down on the white farmers of South Africa?

[youngmafbog]

If they are still winding people up then excellent.

They will be the end of the BRF and I for one will applaud them.

[sanmac]

I have the impression that Meghan Markle is seeking the glamour, fascination, and sort of magnetism that seemed to surround Jackie Kennedy and Princess Diana.

[dannyk13]

sanmac // seeking the glamour, fascination, and sort of magnetism//
Don't think you can seek it.You either have it or you haven't.

[andy-hughes]

You will have to ask the couple themselves AOG - how could any of us know the answers except what we read in the media, and you have the same access to that as anyone else.

[DTCwordfan]

Bobbi, don't tell me that Bonko Boris has proposed to Princess Beastie?

[Mozz71]

//They will be the end of the BRF and I for one will applaud them.//

Honestly, if you think Meghan is going to bring down the Royal Family, you're utterly deluded.

[Barsel]

I think their visit to South Africa is going really well. Meghan looks genuinely happy and comfortable with the people there and I'm sure she will not get the same criticism that she often gets here. I truly think they should move there permanently. Just saying.