Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have arranged for $112,000 raised from the sale of their wedding footage to help hungry children during the coronavirus pandemic.
At the time, the couple had an agreement with the broadcaster that excess profits made from sale of the footage would go to charity.The funds became available at the perfect time to help families struggling amid the coronavirus lockdown, so Prince Harry and Meghan decided they had an opportunity to help out.
The charity is led by the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, who also married the duke and duchess at St George's Chapel in 2018. "They have particularly fond memories of their visit to the citizens' supermarket in Birkenhead, especially the generosity and compassion of everyone working there to help others.Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and his wife Meghan, Duchess of Sussex wave from the Ascot Landau Carriage during their carriage procession on the Long Walk as they head back towards Windsor Castle in Windsor, on May 19, 2018, after their wedding ceremony. The royal couple's wedding attire will go on display.
When are these grifters paying back for Frogmore? megxit
No this is factually incorrect information. The BBC donated the £90 k profits made from televising the 32 million pound Royal Wedding we all paid for . Meghan and Harry just nominated the charity. None of the funds came from their own pockets. Get your facts right!
First this was paid by BBC , they have no right to collect the money bot only point which chairty takes it. Its neither their money nor their right ad most royal do with their footage right. Second in to was directed to uk not usa.
Just $112,000? That won’t go very far.
Awesome
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I couldn't care less. They want privacy. Let them have it.
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F them. That’s money they gave back. They are hypocrites
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Donate to EU but not USA Thank God we aren’t paying for security for them!
Donating money from a wedding paid for by the great people of the UK. Must be nice to get publicity for giving away money that doesn’t belong to you.
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