Harry and Meghan Forced to Pay for Private Security in Germany

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been forced to pay for their own team of private security guards during their visit to Germany.

German authorities have classified their trip as a private event, meaning the couple must pay for their own security service.

The Sussexes spent Tuesday in Dusseldorf, where they enjoyed a cruise down the Rhine after touring Manchester on Monday, which was their first visit to the UK soil since the Queen's Platinum Jubilee in June.

Police in Dusseldorf informed the couple that officers would only provide small-scale protective measures, mostly for crowd control purposes.

The security guards who accompanied the couple to Manchester will be by their side in Germany, along with a small team of local security staff.

Despite their delusions of grandeur, the rest of the world knows they are nothing.

Both the UK and Germany, along with the whole world, know that this is a private event and not a royal event, so they need to stop pretending to be royals.

With less than 24 hours before Harry and Meghan arrived, there were no visible security measures in the market square where they were due to enter the town hall.

The only sign of activity was a window cleaner polishing the ground floor windows of the building.

Unlike in Manchester, there was no ring of steel being prepared for the visit.

Most locals sitting at cafes around the market square were unaware that the couple was even due to visit.

Meghan has thrust herself into the public eye three times in the last week, making a complete fool of herself each time.

Twice she dropped her two-year-in-the-making podcast, and she was featured in an interview in The Cut that made a mockery of her.

In her podcast, she promised to show the “real me,” which was widely interpreted as a petty threat against the royal family.

Yet her second guest, Mariah Carey, managed to roast her host as a diva.

In her interview with The Cut, she revealed that she never signed an NDA that would prevent her from revealing anything that happened during her time as a senior royal, meaning that she could talk about anything if she decided to do so.

She went on to whine that she didn't understand why she had so little control over her own social media while she was a working royal.

She also felt it was a shame that the Sussex's royal exit went the way it did, with hurt feelings and damaged relationships, among other revelations.

According to Meghan, her very existence had a huge impact on the monarchy.

Now, word has come out that the royals are displeased with her vulgar display of pomposity.

A source told the media that the royal family is disappointed by Meghan Markle's latest comments in The Cut magazine and on her podcast.

They are distressed that after stepping back from the royal family, claiming a need for privacy, she continues to publicize family matters in public.

According to various news reports, the Queen is being pressured to remove their titles after Meghan's recent interview with The Cut magazine.

Speaking to Mark Dolan on GB News, royal expert Duncan Larcombe said that it's inevitable that Meghan and Harry will be stripped of their royal titles.

He said, “In many ways, stripping them of the title isn't blindly going to make any difference.

In Meghan's magazine interview, there was a point where she was referred to as a princess, and that was not even corrected.

The Queen is the head of an organization; she is the boss.

She had to sack Prince Andrew, or she didn't take away his title of Prince or Duke of York, and she had to intervene historically with Harry and Meghan, wishing them well but taking away their HRH title.”