Meghan and Harry face obstacle in Australia during their ‘unofficial tour’

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, have been making headlines once again with their ‘unofficial tour’ to Nigeria. However, it seems that their plans for a world tour could hit a stumbling block in Australia. Despite the success of their Nigeria trip, the royal couple may not be able to visit Australia in the near future due to a clash with King Charles and Queen Camilla’s upcoming tour of the country in October.

Royal reporter Louise Roberts has criticized Harry and Meghan for their previous claims of wanting privacy, stating that a world tour is a direct contradiction to their desire for privacy. She shared on Sky News Australia that after the successful Nigeria visit, Harry expressed interest in doing more tours. However, the couple may have to reconsider their plans as they may not be able to travel to Australia where Charles and Camilla will be visiting.

On their recent visit to Nigeria, Meghan and Harry received a special gift for their children, Archie and Lilibet, which left Meghan emotional. The Duchess of Sussex was presented with hand-stitched teddy bears made from traditional African print material by 13-year-old Grace Busari, daughter of CNN Nigeria Bureau chief and Senior Editor. The gesture almost brought Meghan to tears, showcasing the impact of their visit to Africa.

As Meghan and Harry continue to navigate their post-royal life, fans eagerly await to see where their ‘unofficial tour’ will take them next, and whether Australia will be a part of their travel plans. Stay updated with the latest news on Meghan Markle and Prince Harry by following The Mirror US.