How CAN Harry moan about privacy when Meghan posts an ‘extraordinary’ amount of pictures from their secret family holiday? REBECCA ENGLISH bristles at Sussexes’ ‘hypocrisy’ – including ‘exploitative’ image appearing to show Archie visiting Diana’s grave
Daily Mail’s Palace Confidential programme discussed photographs Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, shared on Instagram from a family trip to Portugal and Britain, questioning whether their publication sits comfortably with Prince Harry’s long-standing concerns about privacy and media intrusion. Royal editor Rebecca English described the volume and intimacy of the images as extraordinary and argued that the couple’s approach appeared inconsistent, while the article frames this as hypocrisy.
The family reportedly travelled from the United States to Portugal and the UK, with Meghan and their children spending about 24 hours in Britain and visiting King Charles at Highgrove. The photographs reportedly included beach, restaurant and shop images, as well as a picture said to show Harry and Archie carrying flowers near Diana, Princess of Wales’s grave at Althorp; commentators characterised this image as particularly personal and potentially exploitative. The article presents these views as criticism from the Daily Mail’s contributors rather than independently established fact.
- Commentators criticised Sussex holiday posts amid Harry’s privacy concerns.
- Images reportedly included a visit near Diana’s grave.
- The family also reportedly visited King Charles at Highgrove.