Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently took a trip to Nigeria, and while it was meant for Harry’s Invictus Games, it had all the makings of a royal tour to the point where it was even dubbed a “faux royal tour.” And while Harry and Meghan spent time talking with the Nigerian government about things like mental health and opportunities for the youth, Harry still reportedly wanted some validation from his family — but none of the royals acknowledged the good he did in the African country. The royal family did not acknowledge Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Nigeria visit Back in early May, Harry spent a day in the United Kingdom to attend a ceremony in honor of the Invictus Games.
Members of Princess Diana’s family joined him , but seemingly no one from the royal family showed their support; it suggested that tensions were still quite high. From there, Harry immediately departed for Nigeria, where he met up with his wife, Meghan Markle. During the trip, Harry and Meghan spoke with plenty of people from the African country; it had become the first to join Harry’s Invictus Games.
The two spent time embracing the culture while also speaking about mental health, parenthood, and other practical conversations. But the royal family didn’t acknowledge Harry and Meghan’s trip, and that reportedly upset the prince. “Harry and Meghan see their recent trip to Nigeria as a huge success, but for Harry, every success is another kind of failure while his family refuse to a.
