The Sussexes are visiting the
UK next month to attend the One Young World Summit and WellChild Awards before
jetting off to Germany for the Invictus Games Dusseldorf 2023 One Year to Go
event. Speaking on Talk TV, royal expert Angela Levin has accused the couple
of “making money” off of people who are ill, as tickets to their UK
event stand at one thousand pounds per day.
Ms. Levin claimed the Sussexes
event in Germany, and the WellChild Awards event in London, are “making
money on people who are very ill, psychologically and physically.
“That’s atrocious.” She
added: “They have to pay a thousand pounds a day to get into that. “[There
are] three days.”
She continued: “It’s
three thousand pounds, it doesn’t include their travel, their flight.”
She pointed out this is
“not equal” as it would only be “rich young people who can come
to it”.
Journalist and broadcast
commentator, Mike Graham claimed that during the current crisis of rising
living costs, we “don’t need some cosseted multi-millionaire coming into Britain
on a private jet to teach us all, about how much more kind we should be.”
Ms. Levin said:
“Absolutely, they always say, you know, compassionate for those you know
and those you don’t”, adding that this is “not just by
speaking”.
When Meghan and Harry’s UK
visit was announced last week, it was stated that the couple would be visiting
charities “close to their hearts”.
They are set to travel to
Manchester for the One World summit on September 5. At the summit, Meghan
is set to deliver the keynote speech.
The following day, they are
traveling to the one-year countdown event for the 2023 Invictus Games.
On September 8, the couple
will be in London for the WellChild Awards.
