Did Charity tell crowds to ‘cheer’ for Harry and Meghan before Nottingham arrival?
Could it be true that people needed to be told to cheer for the Sussexes?
So Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had a non-royal but very royal engagement in Nottingham where a crowd of school children were brought in as well as adults to cheer the Sussexes on. Hello’s Royal Correspondent, Eleanor Dye, was present at the time. According to Eleanor, at the Sussexes’ second engagement, people from the charity went outdoors and told the crowd:
‘Make sure you cheer very loudly when they come out’ and ‘You can say, Meghan, I love you’
–Isabelle Casey Reporter for Hello.com
Could it be that the charity workers just wanted to make sure there was no booing or any negativity that would dampen the mood of the Sussexes’ visit? It’s possible. However, the Royal reporter went on to say how strange it was that the charity workers was hyping up the crowd before the Sussexes arrival.
The Sussexes seem to be trying to recreate their previous visit to Nottingham when they were still part of the royal family and senior working royals. At that time, they drew in a huge crowd. This time, the crowd seemed…modest(?) in size.
To be honest, when I heard that the Sussexes was going to recreate their past royal visit to the area, I was looking forward to seeing the thousands of Sussex Squad members screaming their heads off, in tears of happiness and joy at seeing Prince Harry and Meghan Markle while holding up signs and flowers as gifts for Meghan. I thought for sure that the UK branch of the Sussex Squad numbered in the thousands but maybe I had the wrong impression?
The Sussex Squad is quite fierce online. One wrong word. One negative thing about Meghan and they all pile on the person regardless of the person’s occupation in life. They have gone after priests, reporters, and even celebrities who dared to say anything negative about Meghan online. Some have doxxed people, called up people’s workplace in the attempt to get the person fired, and so much more. So why did they not turn out in huge numbers to support Prince Harry and Meghan Markle?
Is it possible that there will be a huge crowd at a later date and this first outing was just a start to ease the Sussexes back into being royals who work in the UK? Only time will tell.
