Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been accused of being 'disaster tourists' after they were photographed hugging victims of the LA wildfires last weekend

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly under pressure to deliver after their Netflix projects failed to get viewership.

Daily Mail was first to report that while the Duchess of Sussex did cook in a California home for the series, it wasn’t the home she actually lives in. The Montecito house rented out to film the show is actually located just down the street from Markle and Harry’s sprawling mansion, the publication also reported.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry said that Meta’s new fact-checking policy should “deeply concern us all.” “It doesn’t matter whether your views are left, right or somewhere in between — the latest news from Meta about changes to their policies directly undermines free speech,

Mail on Sunday journalist Charlotte Griffiths has praised the Princess of Wales for her "un-victim like" approach during her recent visit to the Royal Marsden hospital. Speaking on GB News, Griffiths contrasted Kate's attitude with "victimhood in Montecito,

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have recently opened their Montecito mansion worth $13 million to friends displaced by the wildfires. They even visited the Los Angeles areas that have been destroyed by the wildfire flames.

Amid California wildfires, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited a food bank as detractors labelled them “disaster tourists.”

Actions that somehow tarnish these noble acts are those from people who consider these appalling events as a means of burnishing their credentials.