Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Face Backlash Over Human Rights Award

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been under fire since it was announced that they would receive the Ripple of Hope Award for their stand against structural racism in the monarchy.

The award ceremony, organized by the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Foundation, is set to take place on December 6th.

However, some royal fans and experts believe that the couple should focus on winning back the hearts of Britons and dropping their royal titles if they cannot stop attacking the firm.

Royal commentator Jenny Bond has also expressed her opinion that King Charles' younger son Harry and his wife Meghan should not attend the award ceremony.

Most people agree that the couple will not attend the event, as they want to keep their ties with the royal family intact to maintain their status and financial benefits.

It would be interesting to see if the couple attends Christmas with the royals, as they are likely to receive an invitation.

Additionally, it remains to be seen if H&M's picture will be included in Charles's first Christmas address as the king.

If Meghan still attends the awards, she risks losing more than what she gains.

She was in a privileged position and could have had greater fame and luxury than she currently has.

Harry was the most popular royal after the queen, and if Meghan had played her cards right, they might still have been more popular than William and Charles.

Even if Harry had not succeeded as the king, being the popular ones, they could have made a significant impact not only in terms of charity but also in terms of fame and money.

The award is like a slap in the face for William and the king.

Although they are silent these days, they will take brutal action if Harry and Meghan dare to step on stage and receive awards.

It's a waste of money after all the efforts and time invested.

The couple will be in huge trouble if they are stubborn.

Charles has invited Harry and Meghan to fly to England for Christmas, and it means a lot to him if the couple can make it.

It will be best if they bring their children along, as Charles has never seen Lilibet in person.

The reunion of grandfather and grandchildren could mend the rift between the family, and they could be as happy as they used to be.

Whether that scenario comes true depends on Harry and Meghan's decision.

In conclusion, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are facing backlash over their acceptance of the Ripple of Hope Award.

While some believe that they should attend the ceremony and accept the award, others think that they should focus on rebuilding their image among Britons and dropping their royal titles.

The couple risks losing more than what they gain if they attend the awards, and it's better to drop it.

They could make a significant impact if they played their cards right and maintained their ties with the royal family.

Charles has invited them to England for Christmas, and it would be best if they could make it.

The reunion of grandfather and grandchildren could mend the rift between the family.