Prince Harry, Meghan Markle fake ‘worries’ about privacy decoded by experts
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are attracting wrong attention with their latest holiday photos
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are called out for backtracking on their own statements of privacy.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who turned to Megan‘s Instagram profile last week to share photos of their family vacation in Portugal and Scotland, are called out for their former cries about leading a private life.
Royal expert Lizzie Robinson told ITV's Talking Royals podcast: "I thought how hard they have worked to protect their privacy around their trip to the UK, and then to post those series of photos, are they almost sort of invading their own privacy?"
Meanwhile, host Charlene White added: "The picture in Portugal, that is very much showing where they have been on holiday and a lot of the papers have talked about them having possibly bought a holiday home.
"It's almost giving an idea of exactly where in Europe, where in Portugal they frequent."
Expert Chris Ship said: "I'd say if they have bought a holiday home, and you are able to reverse Google search that image of that restaurant, then that's probably the mistake. If you're worried about your privacy, don't share where that restaurant was."
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