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Harry, Meghan Face Unwelcoming Reception in Australia Tour

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face potential backlash upon their arrival in Australia.

Royal expert Chris Riches warns the Duke and Duchess may encounter significant resistance during their visit to the Commonwealth country. He states that while they believe they will be warmly received as ‘welcomed Royals,’ there is a possibility of facing criticism, particularly over Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s position in the Line of Succession.

Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has expressed his government’s support for removing Andrew from the line of succession. Riches notes that Harry and Meghan have previously criticized those who could have helped with their book sales and Netflix deal, instead choosing to leave for California. He adds that they capitalized on America’s fascination with royal dramas, contrasting it with the UK’s long-standing stability and shared history.

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