Royal Family News: Prince Harry And Meghan Use Afghan Refugees For A Photo Op

British royal family news teases that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, better known as Harry and Meghan the royal runaways, visited Afghan refugees at a US military base and tried to blend in by singing children’s ditties. They stuck out like sore thumbs in their expensive designer clothes and the kids probably had more pressing things on their minds than entertaining two millionaires—like food, shelter and clothing. Not to mention safety. What did Prince Harry and Meghan do about the kids’ dire conditions? They used the tykes as a photo op, because that’s how they roll.

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According to a spokesperson for their foundation Archewell (because Meghan and Harry can’t be bothered to talk to the actual media themselves), the thirsty pair met the refugees at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey on Thursday.

There 10,000 Afghans are facing issues of life and death, and those in power over them think that trotting out these two woke celebs who live in obscene luxury are what they need to get their lives back on track?

It hardly seems appropriate to use these victims, whose country fell to the Taliban, as part of a PR tour for Prince Harry and Meghan.

But there they were, dressed to the nines, “pointing at their heads as they led the class in singing Head, Shoulders, Knees And Toes,” according to the Daily Mail.

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Prince Harry and Meghan struggled to fit in, asking the teachers, “about words in Dari, a language spoken in Afghanistan, and thanked everyone they spoke to by using the Dari term ‘tashakur.’” Precious, isn’t it, the way they try to lend a humanitarian hand to those in need?

At the end the clueless couple, “thanked the teachers in particular for their efforts, and reminded them to take care of their own mental health as well.”

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The Afghan refugees are housed in a compound called Liberty Village. They are being given transportation, medical services and housing until they transition to their new homes, which you can bet will not be anywhere near Harry and Meghan’s backyard.

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