Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have emerged from the confinement after a silent spell, as Chris Ship and Lizzie Robinson told their Royal Rota podcast listeners. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex joined the Los Angeles community group Homeboys and Homegirls to help with a cooking program that provides food for those in need during the pandemic. However, because they are no longer able to use Sussex Royal’s social media accounts, members of royalty are forced to “depend” on others.
Robinson told listeners, “Their platforms are now idle or inactive, so they have to rely on organizations like Homeboy to post the photos and alert us to the work they are really doing.”
Ship said: “They must find that quite frustrating, not having their own social media channels.
“You have less control, don’t you?
“They were criticized for setting up their website and calling it ‘Sussex Royal’.”
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He added: “I am sure that they are working on the creation of their own social media platforms, but, at the moment, they do not have one.”
Ms. Robinson agreed: “They don’t, so the only way we can hear or see them is if people do it on their behalf.”
“So like when they read Save the Children for Archie’s birthday, that was on the Save the Children site.”
“They have volunteered now, and that has gone up on the social networks of Homeboys and Homegirls.”
The Royal Rota hosts also revealed Meghan and Harry’s new concert in their bid to become “financially independent.”
At the moment, the couple still receive funds from Prince Charles.
They have now signed on with the Harry Walker Agency, which calls itself the leading global speaking agency.
The company’s impressive client list includes the Obamas, the Clintons, and Serena Williams.
The Sussexs have maintained that they will not speak about the Royal Family.
