Meghan and Prince Harry ANNOY parents by using their Children as ‘props’ for PR

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Just a few days after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle volunteered at a Los Angeles child care center on Princess Diana's death anniversary, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have faced criticism from parents who bring their children to the center.

Because of their high-profile celebrity status, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continue to irritate the public with about every step they make.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's latest visit to a kindergarten, where they participated in gardening events with the students, seems to have backfired, with enraged parents venting their frustrations at the former royals.

Photos by @msayles / Assistance League of LA Instagram

The pair had planted forget-me-nots for Princess Diana's 23rd anniversary, according to the Daily Star, as they were photographed masked up having assistance from the kids.

While several royal watchers felt the entire event was a publicity stunt, some of the most scathing comments were from parents who send their children to the school.

The photos of Meghan and Harry planting flowers next to children at this center enraged parents who had been asked not to escort their children inside their schools over the past few days, no matter how young they were.

Photos by @msayles / Assistance League of LA Instagram

One poster scolded the pair for their supposed “photo op” at the preschool, writing: “I could not even hold my daughter's hand & take her into school last week when she started kindergarten. These two just “turn up & break the rules” whenever they feel like it? Sorry, but their PR photo ops & lust for fame stinks. They should be helping their patronage's in the UK! ”

“Exactly I can't take a pencil to my child right now. NO visitors. No exceptions. They have no respect for the rules as they are “humanitarians” they are the exception? [expletive] kids in the US have no clue what a Duke/Duchess even is but they can come in when I can't..for a pic? ” Another added.

“Yes, it's all for show, no way is it genuine what kind of person uses toddlers for PR? how would they like it if someone else took photos of Archie to use PR? she'd create a world war ,” a third said.

One parent said, “I've also heard that in some schools only one parent is allowed to come in at a time,” one parent said. “This is the wrong moment to add strangers to the mix. ”

Another person stated: “California COVID guidelines are very strict. Most daycares and preschools are not allowing parents on premisses even if it's their child's first time, nor are they allowing parent volunteers, yet these two were allowed in with a photographer?”