Los Duques de Sussex dejan de ser SAR's pero mantienen el Ducado. Devolverán dinero invertido en Frogmore. La nueva vida en Canadá
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En Canadá las peores noticias que puedes escuchar esque a un alce se le rompió una pata,,,,él niño cara de abuelo Markle no le ocurrirá absolutamente nada y lo saben por eso lo dejaron con toda tranquilidad. Canadá es bonito pero aburridísimo. Bueno ella tendrá reflectores cómo ella deseó siempre y nadie le hizo caso. Insisto es el comienzo del fin de ese matrimonio quiero reconocer que aquí con las chicas cotillas se dijo o se anticipó su huida a otro país y divorcio de estos dos,, pero me quedó boca abierta de ver como todo a sido tan rápido cuándo relativamente están recién casados,,, ya se cumplió que se van a Canadá y esperaremos a ver que sigue,,, tengo la sensación que si se separan Meghan no va estar muy triste que digamos,, ella ganó y mucho en toda esta historía, ya tiene dinero y poder de aquí en adelante. Quién no la va a querer en entrevistas?? Quién no van a querer su empresa colaborando en algún proyecto??? En fin ya se verá, pero para mí que muy pronto regresará Harry a su lugar que pertenece y ahora sí hará una vida normal para él osea de Príncipe.
BBC News - Prince Harry and Meghan: Duchess returns to Canada as Queen seeks solution
Prince Harry and Meghan: Duchess returns to Canada as Queen seeks solution
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The Duchess of Sussex has returned to Canada amid ongoing discussions over the future role for her and the Duke of Sussex in the Royal Family.
She and Prince Harry had been in Canada over Christmas with son Archie.
It comes as the Queen, the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge asked staff to find a workable solution after the couple announced they will step back as senior royals. The Royal Family was said to be "hurt" at the couple's statement. Palace sources have told BBC royal correspondent Jonny Dymond that Prince Harry and Meghan did not consult any other royal about making their personal statement.
On Thursday, BBC royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell said the Queen had been in touch with the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge.
They all directed senior staff to work with the Sussex household and government to find a solution within days. It was later confirmed to the BBC that Meghan had left for Canada, said BBC royal correspondent Jonny Dymond.
Media captionRoyal correspondent Jonny Dymond: "It is very clear the palace is very upset about what has happened" Our correspondent said Buckingham Palace was "blindsided" by the couple's statement. There had been talks within the Royal Family about the Sussexes' future - but they were at an early stage, he said. In a statement on Wednesday, Buckingham Palace said: "We understand their desire to take a different approach, but these are complicated issues that will take time to work through."Despite the couple's decision, Harry will remain sixth in line to the throne.
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Meghan said the family's time in Canada was "incredible"
Last October, Prince Harry and Meghan publicly revealed their struggles under the media spotlight.
After returning in the UK after their six-week break in Canada on Tuesday, Harry, 35, and Meghan, 38, visited Canada's High Commission in London to thank the country for hosting them and said the warmth and hospitality they received was "unbelievable".
Former actress Meghan, who is American, lived and worked in Toronto during her time starring in the popular US drama Suits, and she has several Canadian friends.
'The manner of their leaving is breathtaking'
The talk in some quarters is that the Sussexes' hand was forced by the impressive scoop of the Sun newspaper on Wednesday.
If that's the case - and the couple's media strategy is certainly unconventional - it goes some way to explaining why there are many more questions than there are answers.
But how did they get here?
Those who have always had it in for Meghan put it down to her. But that's a long way from the truth.
Harry's royal path has always been hard.
There was the long shadow of his mother's early death, the media spotlight on his youthful mistakes and the extraordinary interest that his relationships and then his marriage sparked.
Unlike his older brother Prince William, Harry has never grown used to media, and still visibly bridles at the cameras and the questions. And he is obviously - visibly - bored by the ceremonial side of the job.
In short, he has long wanted out. And together with the woman he loves he now thinks he has found a way. But the manner of his leaving - their leaving - is breathtaking.
The pair were already preparing to launch their own Sussex Royal charity, which they set up after splitting from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's foundation in June last year. The Sussexes' new charity is expected to be global, linked to Africa and the US, rather than domestic - and will have a commitment to female empowerment. It was revealed in December the couple had made an application to trademark their Sussex Royal brand across a string of items including books, calendars, clothing, charitable fundraising, education and social care services.
Financial independence
In stepping back as senior royals, Harry and Meghan have announced they will no longer receive funding from the Sovereign Grant.
The Sovereign Grant is public money - £82m in 2018-19 - which pays for the cost of official royal duties, in exchange for the surrender by the Queen of the revenue from the Crown Estate. The couple said the Sovereign Grant paid for 5% of their official office from 2019, with the remaining 95% being funded by Prince Charles through his income from the Duchy of Cornwall. The couple are classified as "internationally protected people", which means they must have armed security provided by the Metropolitan Police. They will retain Frogmore cottage, the Grade-2 listed property in Windsor that cost taxpayers £2.4m to renovate, as their official residence so they have a "place to call home" in the UK. Reaction to the couple's announcement from royal commentators has been mixed, with numerous questions over what their future royal roles will entail. Bryony Gordon, a Daily Telegraph journalist who knows and has interviewed the couple, suggested their decision could be linked to their mental health, after becoming a "punching bag" for a
"misogynistic and racist" nation.
Meghan spoke to ITV as part of a documentary last year
Graham Smith, a spokesman for Republic, which campaigns for an elected head of state, said Harry and Meghan's decision "raises questions about the monarchy's future" and will prompt taxpayers to ask how the couple's extra security and overseas lifestyle will be funded.
"This really is wanting to have your cake and eat it," he said. "They have said they will dip in and out of royal duties as it suits them but won't stop taking public money until they find other sources of income."
Meanwhile, Justice Secretary Robert Buckland said "we must continue to celebrate and support" the contribution the Royal Family makes to the UK, adding that it has an "important role in public service".
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In October last year, Meghan began legal action against the Mail on Sunday over a claim that it unlawfully published one of her private letters. The paper stands by its story. At the time, Prince Harry said: "Though we have continued to put on a brave face... I cannot begin to describe how painful it has been."
And in an ITV documentary last year, Meghan, who was born in the US, described motherhood as a "struggle" due to intense interest from newspapers.
On Wednesday the royal couple also announced they would also be adopting a "revised media approach" from the spring.
It will see them "engage with grassroots media organisations and young, up-and-coming journalists".
The National Union of Journalists criticised the plans, saying the move appears to try and "prevent the media from functioning and compromising the ability of journalists to do their jobs, which is completely unacceptable".
Prince Harry and Meghan: Duchess returns to Canada as Queen seeks solution
Image copyright GETTY IMAGES
The Duchess of Sussex has returned to Canada amid ongoing discussions over the future role for her and the Duke of Sussex in the Royal Family.
She and Prince Harry had been in Canada over Christmas with son Archie.
It comes as the Queen, the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge asked staff to find a workable solution after the couple announced they will step back as senior royals. The Royal Family was said to be "hurt" at the couple's statement. Palace sources have told BBC royal correspondent Jonny Dymond that Prince Harry and Meghan did not consult any other royal about making their personal statement.
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On Thursday, BBC royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell said the Queen had been in touch with the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge.
They all directed senior staff to work with the Sussex household and government to find a solution within days. It was later confirmed to the BBC that Meghan had left for Canada, said BBC royal correspondent Jonny Dymond.
Media captionRoyal correspondent Jonny Dymond: "It is very clear the palace is very upset about what has happened" Our correspondent said Buckingham Palace was "blindsided" by the couple's statement. There had been talks within the Royal Family about the Sussexes' future - but they were at an early stage, he said. In a statement on Wednesday, Buckingham Palace said: "We understand their desire to take a different approach, but these are complicated issues that will take time to work through."Despite the couple's decision, Harry will remain sixth in line to the throne.
Image copyright GETTY IMAGES
Meghan said the family's time in Canada was "incredible"
Last October, Prince Harry and Meghan publicly revealed their struggles under the media spotlight.
After returning in the UK after their six-week break in Canada on Tuesday, Harry, 35, and Meghan, 38, visited Canada's High Commission in London to thank the country for hosting them and said the warmth and hospitality they received was "unbelievable".
Former actress Meghan, who is American, lived and worked in Toronto during her time starring in the popular US drama Suits, and she has several Canadian friends.
'The manner of their leaving is breathtaking'
The talk in some quarters is that the Sussexes' hand was forced by the impressive scoop of the Sun newspaper on Wednesday.
If that's the case - and the couple's media strategy is certainly unconventional - it goes some way to explaining why there are many more questions than there are answers.
But how did they get here?
Those who have always had it in for Meghan put it down to her. But that's a long way from the truth.
Harry's royal path has always been hard.
There was the long shadow of his mother's early death, the media spotlight on his youthful mistakes and the extraordinary interest that his relationships and then his marriage sparked.
Unlike his older brother Prince William, Harry has never grown used to media, and still visibly bridles at the cameras and the questions. And he is obviously - visibly - bored by the ceremonial side of the job.
In short, he has long wanted out. And together with the woman he loves he now thinks he has found a way. But the manner of his leaving - their leaving - is breathtaking.
The pair were already preparing to launch their own Sussex Royal charity, which they set up after splitting from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's foundation in June last year. The Sussexes' new charity is expected to be global, linked to Africa and the US, rather than domestic - and will have a commitment to female empowerment. It was revealed in December the couple had made an application to trademark their Sussex Royal brand across a string of items including books, calendars, clothing, charitable fundraising, education and social care services.
Financial independence
In stepping back as senior royals, Harry and Meghan have announced they will no longer receive funding from the Sovereign Grant.
The Sovereign Grant is public money - £82m in 2018-19 - which pays for the cost of official royal duties, in exchange for the surrender by the Queen of the revenue from the Crown Estate. The couple said the Sovereign Grant paid for 5% of their official office from 2019, with the remaining 95% being funded by Prince Charles through his income from the Duchy of Cornwall. The couple are classified as "internationally protected people", which means they must have armed security provided by the Metropolitan Police. They will retain Frogmore cottage, the Grade-2 listed property in Windsor that cost taxpayers £2.4m to renovate, as their official residence so they have a "place to call home" in the UK. Reaction to the couple's announcement from royal commentators has been mixed, with numerous questions over what their future royal roles will entail. Bryony Gordon, a Daily Telegraph journalist who knows and has interviewed the couple, suggested their decision could be linked to their mental health, after becoming a "punching bag" for a
"misogynistic and racist" nation.
Meghan spoke to ITV as part of a documentary last year
Graham Smith, a spokesman for Republic, which campaigns for an elected head of state, said Harry and Meghan's decision "raises questions about the monarchy's future" and will prompt taxpayers to ask how the couple's extra security and overseas lifestyle will be funded.
"This really is wanting to have your cake and eat it," he said. "They have said they will dip in and out of royal duties as it suits them but won't stop taking public money until they find other sources of income."
Meanwhile, Justice Secretary Robert Buckland said "we must continue to celebrate and support" the contribution the Royal Family makes to the UK, adding that it has an "important role in public service".
Image copyright GETTY IMAGES
In October last year, Meghan began legal action against the Mail on Sunday over a claim that it unlawfully published one of her private letters. The paper stands by its story. At the time, Prince Harry said: "Though we have continued to put on a brave face... I cannot begin to describe how painful it has been."
And in an ITV documentary last year, Meghan, who was born in the US, described motherhood as a "struggle" due to intense interest from newspapers.
On Wednesday the royal couple also announced they would also be adopting a "revised media approach" from the spring.
It will see them "engage with grassroots media organisations and young, up-and-coming journalists".
The National Union of Journalists criticised the plans, saying the move appears to try and "prevent the media from functioning and compromising the ability of journalists to do their jobs, which is completely unacceptable".
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El próximo escenario o capítulo ahora que Meghan y su hijo Archie están en Canadá, podría ser que la famiia real tendrá que internar a Harry en una clínica psiquiátrica, porque ha terminado de perder los papeles y está sumergido en una terrible crisis mental y anímica que requiere de tratamiento inmediato por los mejores especialistas psiquiatricos del reino... Si yo fuese su familia también estaría sumamente preocupada por su integridad mental en esta terrible crisis y sin el apoyo cercano y personal de su solícita esposa americana.
Y añadamos también, por favor, a la alegría de la huerta valenciana, la simpar Charlene de Mónaco. Y a su señora esposa le rogamos que haga apariciones puntuales.
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Meghan Markle ha hecho que el Príncipe Harry sea miserable e hizo que su relación con los medios sea tóxica
Desde que se enamoró de Meghan, el Príncipe Harry pasó de Superman al Joker.
Viajar por el mundo para tomar su foto solía llenarme de emoción, porque sabías que se divertiría.
Harry no se ha visto realmente feliz durante mucho tiempo y, a menudo, parece totalmente miserable, dice el fotógrafo real del Sol Arthur Edwards Crédito: Getty - Colaborador
No podías quitarle los ojos de encima porque estaba garantizado que haría lo inesperado, como jugar al fútbol con niños de la calle, competir con Usain Bolt o abrazar a un primer ministro.
Fue un placer trabajar con él, un chico normal en la calle que resultó tener un título real. Todo el mundo lo amaba.
Pero en los últimos dos años su relación con los medios no solo se ha vuelto amarga, sino que se ha vuelto tóxica.
No lo he visto lucir realmente feliz por mucho tiempo.
A menudo parece totalmente miserable.
Para pasar de ser el miembro más popular de la Familia Real a donde la gente apenas se preocupa por ti, algo debe haber salido muy mal.
ELLA ES EL PROBLEMA
El pasado septiembre fui con él a una visita a Lealands High School en Luton, donde los niños se volvieron locos por él.
Mientras hacían cola para ser abrazados por el Príncipe, tenía una sonrisa enorme. Era casi como el viejo Harry.
Y cuando me alejé de la escuela me di cuenta de la razón por la que parecía tan feliz. Meghan no estaba allí.
Me entristece decir que ella es el problema.
Cuando llegó a la escena, le di la bienvenida a Meghan, y la gente también.
En los paseos a las afueras del Castillo de Edimburgo, en Dublín y Cardiff, así como en su primer compromiso extranjero oficial en Marruecos, la multitud la amaba.
A menudo mantenía a Harry esperando porque pasaba mucho tiempo charlando con simpatizantes.
Meghan me parecía que estaba increíblemente bien y pensé que iba a ser una gran embajadora para el Reino Unido.
Ahora no estoy tan seguro.
¿Donde empezó a ir todo mal?
DIA DE HADAS
Su boda, hace solo 20 meses, fue espectacular.
Miles de ustedes acudieron a Windsor para animarlos en su carruaje, millones más compraron copias de recuerdo de The Sun para mantener el recuerdo de ese día de cuento de hadas.
El día de Navidad vi al Príncipe Carlos caminar hacia la iglesia en Sandringham con su nieto, el Príncipe George.
Recordé cómo, solo un año antes, había fotografiado a William, Kate, Harry y Meghan, todas sonrisas.
¿Qué había sucedido en solo un año para cambiarlo todo?
Harry y Meghan culpan a los medios y han cancelado el Rota, un sistema en el que cada periódico se turna para cubrir compromisos reales y comparte las imágenes con cada publicación.
Ahora van a prohibir todos los periódicos excepto The Daily Telegraph.
Pero deben tener cuidado, el Telegraph es un periódico serio, solo pregúnteles a los parlamentarios que manipularon sus gastos.
Y si considera que el duque y la duquesa de Sussex deben ser responsables de algo, el periódico inevitablemente cumplirá con su deber e informará a sus lectores.
Pero no se puede culpar a los medios de comunicación.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/10708668/meghan-harry-miserable-media-toxic/
Meghan Markle ha hecho que el Príncipe Harry sea miserable e hizo que su relación con los medios sea tóxica
- Arthur Edwards , fotógrafo real de Sun
- 9 ene 2020, 22:53
- Actualizado: 9 ene 2020, 22:53
Desde que se enamoró de Meghan, el Príncipe Harry pasó de Superman al Joker.
Viajar por el mundo para tomar su foto solía llenarme de emoción, porque sabías que se divertiría.
Harry no se ha visto realmente feliz durante mucho tiempo y, a menudo, parece totalmente miserable, dice el fotógrafo real del Sol Arthur Edwards Crédito: Getty - Colaborador
No podías quitarle los ojos de encima porque estaba garantizado que haría lo inesperado, como jugar al fútbol con niños de la calle, competir con Usain Bolt o abrazar a un primer ministro.
Fue un placer trabajar con él, un chico normal en la calle que resultó tener un título real. Todo el mundo lo amaba.
Pero en los últimos dos años su relación con los medios no solo se ha vuelto amarga, sino que se ha vuelto tóxica.
No lo he visto lucir realmente feliz por mucho tiempo.
A menudo parece totalmente miserable.
Para pasar de ser el miembro más popular de la Familia Real a donde la gente apenas se preocupa por ti, algo debe haber salido muy mal.
ELLA ES EL PROBLEMA
El pasado septiembre fui con él a una visita a Lealands High School en Luton, donde los niños se volvieron locos por él.
Mientras hacían cola para ser abrazados por el Príncipe, tenía una sonrisa enorme. Era casi como el viejo Harry.
Y cuando me alejé de la escuela me di cuenta de la razón por la que parecía tan feliz. Meghan no estaba allí.
Me entristece decir que ella es el problema.
Cuando llegó a la escena, le di la bienvenida a Meghan, y la gente también.
En los paseos a las afueras del Castillo de Edimburgo, en Dublín y Cardiff, así como en su primer compromiso extranjero oficial en Marruecos, la multitud la amaba.
A menudo mantenía a Harry esperando porque pasaba mucho tiempo charlando con simpatizantes.
Meghan me parecía que estaba increíblemente bien y pensé que iba a ser una gran embajadora para el Reino Unido.
Ahora no estoy tan seguro.
¿Donde empezó a ir todo mal?
DIA DE HADAS
Su boda, hace solo 20 meses, fue espectacular.
Miles de ustedes acudieron a Windsor para animarlos en su carruaje, millones más compraron copias de recuerdo de The Sun para mantener el recuerdo de ese día de cuento de hadas.
El día de Navidad vi al Príncipe Carlos caminar hacia la iglesia en Sandringham con su nieto, el Príncipe George.
Recordé cómo, solo un año antes, había fotografiado a William, Kate, Harry y Meghan, todas sonrisas.
¿Qué había sucedido en solo un año para cambiarlo todo?
Harry y Meghan culpan a los medios y han cancelado el Rota, un sistema en el que cada periódico se turna para cubrir compromisos reales y comparte las imágenes con cada publicación.
Ahora van a prohibir todos los periódicos excepto The Daily Telegraph.
Pero deben tener cuidado, el Telegraph es un periódico serio, solo pregúnteles a los parlamentarios que manipularon sus gastos.
Y si considera que el duque y la duquesa de Sussex deben ser responsables de algo, el periódico inevitablemente cumplirá con su deber e informará a sus lectores.
Pero no se puede culpar a los medios de comunicación.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/10708668/meghan-harry-miserable-media-toxic/
Jajajaja has visto la nueva adquisición de Jeff Bezos por la cual dejó a su discreta esposa? Casi ni puede abrir los ojos del botox y divorciada, de hecho Meghan es estupenda comparada con esta mujer.
Jajajaja acabo de dar el ejemplo de Jeff Bezos, parece que no conocieran a los hombres.
La verdad es que todo es muy desagradable. Conforme pasan las horas desde la notica del "sí pero no" los acontecimientos van muy rápidos. Difícil de entender las formas , el momento ... Harry se queda solo...¿su padre y su hermano qué piensan? todo muy mal gestionado. No tiene buen final esta historia. Parece que no midieron bien las consecuencias y no actuaron con la cabeza fría.
Gracias a todas la foreras por la información y la opinión, se pueden ver mucho matices. Gracias.
Gracias a todas la foreras por la información y la opinión, se pueden ver mucho matices. Gracias.