Prince Harry And Meghan’s Nottingham Welcome EXPOSED – Were Crowds Told To Fake The Love?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Thursday, October 15, Nottingham trip was a bit of a blast from the past, with the couple visiting charities they’ve been affiliated with since their early marriage days.

At each of their engagement sites, there was a crowd waiting to receive them and cheer them on.

However, we’re now hearing that some of the hype might have been manufactured.

Key Takeaways

• Harry and Meghan visited Nottingham charities.
• Crowds gathered to welcome the Sussexes.
• Charity staff reportedly encouraged loud cheering.
• Royal commentators questioned the reception.
• The couple’s warm welcome sparked fresh debate.

Was The Sussexes’ Crowd Of Well-Wishers A Set-Up?

Following the engagement, royal experts have, of course, been weighing in on a number of things, including the way crowds were reportedly directed to shower love on the couple.

Editorial Director Andrea Caamano and HELLO!’s Royal Editor Emily Nash talked about a number of interesting things that happened during the engagement.

For example, Nash felt that the reception bestowed on the Sussex couple seemed somewhat odd.

On the October 16 episode of A Right Royal Podcast, Nash asked Caamano about observations that raised questions over whether some of the reception had been arranged.

Replying to this, Caamano revealed that charity representatives had reportedly approached the waiting crowd before Harry and Meghan arrived.

According to Caamano, the representatives encouraged people to cheer loudly and even suggested they could shout, “Meghan, I love you.”

Caamano thought this was strange and went on to wonder whether the charity was worried about the kind of reception the waiting crowd would give the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

However, the reported encouragement came from charity representatives, not directly from Harry or Meghan.

The couple’s public reception has already generated plenty of discussion, with reports questioning Harry and Meghan’s popularity during their Nottingham visit.

Meghan Markle Declares It’s Good To Be Back

Everything seems to have gone smoothly, with Meghan reportedly proclaiming that it was good to be back while carrying out the engagements.

The visit also brought some unexpected excitement, as police reportedly stepped in to manage crowds during Harry and Meghan’s Nottingham appearance.

However, later on, a fan of the Duchess reportedly went online to reveal that she had received a personal letter from Meghan, 45, inviting her to be part of the welcoming crowd.

That claim has not been independently confirmed, but it does raise questions about how much planning went into making their Nottingham engagement run a successful one.

After all, Harry and Meghan have faced questions about their royal image and public appearances before.

Still, encouraging a crowd to cheer doesn’t necessarily mean the enthusiasm wasn’t genuine.

But one does tend to wonder at the level of curation that went into making their Nottingham engagement run a “successful” one.

Annemarie’s Take

There’s nothing unusual about charities wanting a successful event, but telling people to cheer loudly and shout their love for Meghan does seem a little strange. If the Sussexes are genuinely popular with the crowd, shouldn’t the cheering happen naturally? The real question is whether the welcome was spontaneous or carefully encouraged.

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