While Meghan Markle is having a great time in her ‘own country’, Nigeria, the Duchess of Sussex has gone under the radar for an alleged ‘rude’ interaction during her whirlwind three-day tour of the African nation with the prince Harry.
The royal couple arrived in Nigeria after receiving an invitation from the country’s Chief of Defense Staff.
The couple first arrived at Lightway Academy in the capital Abuja and provided rare details about their lives and their two children, Princess Lilibet, two, and Prince Archie, five.
Meghan revealed her son Archie is a construction fan and Lilibet, who is about to turn three on June 4, told him: “Mum, I see myself in you.”
She also spoke to schoolchildren about mental health and appeared on a panel at a Women in Leadership Nigeria event.
Meanwhile, biographer Angela Levin slammed the royal couple for their “unofficial royal visit” and later called their appearance “phony and horrible.”
Speaking to GB News, Levin said she could barely “believe her eyes” after seeing the Duke and Duchess’ first appearances.
Slamming Meghan’s outfit choice for her visit to Lightway Academy College, she said: ‘If you go to a school, a very quiet, religious school, you don’t go there with a dress that’s completely unsupportive. .
The royal author further claimed that Meghan was “horrible” and “rude” during a particular interaction during her Nigeria tour. “She was very rude, because one of the teachers was talking to her and there were two girls politely joining her.”
Levin didn’t stop there, as she added that “annoyed,” Meghan rolled her eyes and “then kind of pulled Harry,” which “she usually does.”
“She wanted someone who could then take beautiful photos of her and Harry, and you think, my God, where are your manners? she added.
Despite the royal author’s brutal claims about Meghan’s appearances, fans and supporters of the Duchess have taken to X and praised the mother of two for her stunning yet powerful look.
Before heading to Nigeria, Prince Harry landed in the United Kingdom and attended a thank-you ceremony with his mother Diana’s relatives at St. Paul’s Cathedral to mark the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games.
Reacting to reports that King Charles refused a request to see Prince Harry during his London tour, Levin said Buckingham Palace “does not recall receiving any request” from him to visit his father.
