A big blow to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. What royalty has done to them.

This month, Prince Harry attends the 2022 edition of the Invictus Games. From April 16 to 22, Meghan Markle will join him at an event in The Hague. Unfortunately, they did not receive the reception they had hoped for. On the other hand, the Dutch refused.

Meghan Markle will travel outside the US for the first time later this month with husband Prince Harry. This is the couple’s first official trip since they left the British royal family two years ago. According to dailymail.co.uk, the two will spend four days together in the Netherlands, where a new edition of Invictus Games will be released.

Invictus Games was founded by Prince Harry. It is an international sporting event for soldiers, women on active duty, combatants and wounded. The Games harness the potential of sport to promote recovery and rehabilitation and increase understanding and respect for all those who serve their country.

The decision was made by the Dutch royal family, which is a setback for Harry and Meghan.

“King of the Netherlands Willem-Alexander will not welcome Harry and Meghan during their visit to the Netherlands. According to the alleged source, the only “privilege” they receive is the “VIP status” granted by the Dutch police.

The Dutch royal family has a tradition of welcoming members of foreign royal families to the royal palace. A spokeswoman said the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would not be as praised as this olive branch.

Since “they are not offered a room in the royal palace”, Harry and Meghan apparently have to stay in a hotel in The Hague.

Upon arrival in Europe, the couple may need to hire their bodyguards. According to The Sun, the Dutch authorities have also stated that Harry and Meghan’s security agents cannot be armed when traveling to the Netherlands.

Will Harry visit Queen Elizabeth?

It is not yet known what he will do after his departure.

The announcement of Harry’s trip to Europe comes just weeks after the death of Princess Diana’s son at the Duke of Edinburgh’s memorial service in London.

This omission was subsequently attributed to the decision of the British Home Office. Despite his offer to pay for it, Prince Harry had not been given additional security on arrival in the UK.

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