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Find out how the Duke and Duchess of Sussexes responded to the criticism they've been getting since visiting an evacuation center in Los Angeles.
by Michelle Kapusta
Published on January 14, 2025
Itâs been said that âno good deed goes unpunishedâ and that may be the case for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after the couple made headlines for touring areas of Los Angeles County that have been ravaged by several wildfires.
The former working royals were photographed on Jan. 10 at the Pasadena Convention Center with Mayor Victor M. Gordo where they spoke with residents who lost everything.
When news broke that the prince and former Suits star, who live about 90 miles away in Montecito, were in town to âsurvey the damageâ their critics came out in full force. But now the Sussexes are responding to the backlash.
Because everything Meghan and Harry do is analyzed and dissected, there was an immediate reaction and some on social media were disgusted about the coverage the Sussexes got for visiting the evacuation center.
Family Ties alum Justine Bateman was one the first people to publicly criticize the pair on X calling them âdisaster touristsâ and likening them to âambulance chasersâ only showing up at the site to âachieve a repulsive photo op.â And about their âtour of the damageâ the actor asked: âAre they politicians now?â
But it wasnât just Bateman, several commentators agreed with her assessment including To Di for Daily podcast host Kinsey Schofield.
After some compared what Harry and Meghan did to what Prince William and the Princess of Wales (formerly known as Kate Middleton) have done in the U.K. following disasters, Schofield had a message for Sussexes about their âmorbidâ LA fire tour.
During an episode of Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered, she reminded everyone that the U.S. doesnât have royals and argued: âOur ashes are not your royal engagement.â
Schofield explained that there were plenty of other ways Meghan and Harry could have helped without being âin the wayâ and jumping in front of a camera which took focus off the victims of the tragedy, adding: âInserting yourself at ground zero and rubbernecking amongst someone elseâs devastation, itâs turned a lot of people off ⊠To some [what they did] seems entirely self-serving.â
Commentator Megyn Kelly also took aim at the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for their visit during her show insisting that they went to Pasadena for only reason was âto get their faces back on camera to improve their image. They want people to think well of them ⊠They made sure they got on camera. They made sure their names got in the press and that was the name of the game [for them].â
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visit a local farming family in Dubbo, Australia | Chris Jackson â Pool/Getty ImagesHowever, a source close to the duke and duchess donât think the criticism they have received is fair or warranted and have fired back.
The source responded telling Page Six: âItâs offensive to Meghan and Harry that anybody would think this is merely a photo opportunity. Meghan was born and raised in Los Angeles so this is, and always will be, home to her.â
The insider added therefore Meghan is ânot just a touristâ and âher heart is completely broken for all the lives that have been lost and for those whose homes have been destroyed in these fires.â
The source went on to say that the Sussexes have âinvested significant time and resources. They have donated money and essential itemsâ and âthey have also dedicated countless hours to volunteering, long before the media even caught wind of their involvement.â
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