Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have discovered themselves on the heart of recent controversy after their public go to to a Los Angeles meals financial institution within the wake of the devastating wildfires.
While the Duke and Duchess have been in Pasadena providing assist to victims and assembly with native officers, their actions sparked a fiery backlash, with actress Justine Bateman dubbing them “catastrophe vacationers” and accusing them of staging a “repulsive photo-op” throughout a time of disaster.
Royal commentator Amanda Platell weighed in on the storm, suggesting that Meghan would possibly wish to “take a leaf out of Princess Kate’s guide” relating to dealing with grief with extra dignity.
Platell implied {that a} quieter, extra private strategy to providing assist would serve the couple higher, reasonably than drawing consideration with extremely publicized visits.
It appears even within the face of fireside, Meghan and Harry cannot escape the warmth.
She highlighted how the Princess of Wales dealt with grief with grace throughout a go to to Southport final 12 months, the place Kate met privately with households of victims of a stabbing rampage.
There have been no flashing cameras, no highlight, simply real compassion—one thing Platell feels Meghan might be taught from.
