No reference to Meghan
Is Prince Harry already planning his next solo trip?
September 29, 2024, 2:30 a.m
Lesotho announces that Prince Harry is expected in the African country in October. But there is no mention of his wife, Duchess Meghan. The renegade royal has already completed a number of appointments without her, which the British press has recorded in great detail.
After visiting New York last week, Prince Harry is planning a trip to Africa next month. As “The Sun” reported, he could then be traveling again without his wife. According to the British newspaper, there is so far no indication that Duchess Meghan will accompany him to Lesotho and South Africa.
The Duke of Sussex will travel to Lesotho in early October to attend a meeting with business leaders, philanthropists and local stakeholders. The aim is to further the work of his youth-focused charity Sentebale. Harry has a close connection to the country in the south of the continent: The 40-year-old spent two months in the African kingdom of Lesotho during his year abroad in 2004. At that time, the youngest son of King Charles III. just 19 years old – and the stay left a lasting impression on him. Harry decided to create Sentebale (which means “Don’t Forget Me”) in 2006.
Prince Harry is called the warrior
Prince Seeiso of Lesotho announced the trip saying: “It fills me, the team and our wider community with joy to welcome Prince Harry or Mohale as we affectionately call him by his royal name in Sesotho, the ‘Warrior’ means.” However, there was no mention of wife Meghan in the announcement, which is why the British media is now speculating about another solo trip.
Harry visited the mountain state regularly to promote his organization’s work. However, he last traveled to the capital Maseru in 2018, the year he married Meghan. A year later the couple visited South Africa. This time too, Harry will stop in South Africa: After Lesotho, the group wants to travel to Johannesburg to take part in a working meeting with “leading business leaders, foundations and organizations from southern Africa that are already active in the youth sector.”
