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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry call to vote and Trump responds

2020-09-25T01:23:43.208Z


"I am not a fan of hers ... but I wish Harry the best of luck, he will need it," Trump said at a press conference at the White House after the release of the message from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex urging the Americans to vote.


By Adela Suliman - NBC News

President Donald Trump attacked Meghan Markle at her press conference on Wednesday after the Duchess of Sussex urged fellow Americans to vote in the upcoming presidential election on November 3.

"I'm not a fan of hers ... and she's probably already heard that, but

I wish Harry the best of luck, he'll need it

," Trump said at a White House news conference. 

The president's comments came after Meghan and her husband, Prince Harry, released a video where the Duchess stated that every four years it is emphasized that the presidential elections are "the most important elections of our lives."

"But these are," he said, referring to the November vote.

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While Harry and Meghan urged Americans to go to the polls, they

did not explicitly name or endorse Donald Trump or the Democratic presidential candidate, Joe Biden

, but some have interpreted their comments as criticism of the current president.

"As we approach November, it is vital that we reject hate speech, misinformation and negativity on social media,"

said Harry, who now lives in California with his wife. 

[Harry and Meghan respond to Trump: they don't need his help to move to California]

The Duke of Sussex, who is not a US citizen, also noted that he has never voted in the UK, because royalty is expected to be politically neutral. 

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The front pages of British tabloids dawned on Thursday with images of the royal couple after

Buckingham Palace seemed to distance itself from their comments, and made it clear that the couple are no longer royalty

and that Harry was speaking in a personal capacity.

[Meghan Markle felt "unprotected" by the royal family during pregnancy, according to court documents]

In the past, Prince Harry's grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, has encouraged the British to exercise their right to vote in the United Kingdom.

Harry and Meghan caused a stir when they announced that they were resigning their royal duties

and that they had plans to split their time between North America and Britain.

When Harry married the former actress in May 2018, their wedding was heralded as a path to modernity in the British monarchy, and helped make them one of the most famous couples in the world.

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Although their January announcement came as a surprise, it was no secret that

the couple felt the strain of the constant barrage of media attention and endless negative headlines

.

[Queen Elizabeth II: "My family and I fully support Harry and Meghan's wish"]

Still, the couple's struggles with the media have followed them across the Atlantic.

In July they filed an invasion of privacy lawsuit against unidentified paparazzi, accusing the photographers of resorting to harsh measures to obtain images of themselves and their son Archie at their California home.

Source: telemundo

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