King Charles has faced strong criticism due to his treatment of Harry and Meghan following reports of a distressing incident involving a car chase. The king’s second son and his wife reportedly experienced a frightening situation during their recent visit to New York.
It is said that they were relentlessly followed by photographers, which put their safety at serious risk. Surprisingly, some people on Instagram expressed their frustration because the platform did not mention anything about this incident. They were concerned because the Prince’s Trust and the official royal family account shared pictures from an event attended by famous individuals such as Holly Willoughby, Ant, and Dec.
Many readers expressed interest in an update on the King’s response to the report in the post’s comments section. Some readers appeared to believe that the King personally oversees the account, and they inquired as to when he will handle the matter.
One user playfully mused, “How much longer until we see a post about Harry and Meghan being hounded by the paparazzi?!” Responding to this, another person sarcastically stated, “Come on, don’t be ridiculous. Why would he even comment?”
However, another commenter raised a similar point in a genuine manner, stating that it was a “personal matter.” They clarified that the royal family account is primarily dedicated to the activities of working royals and questioned why a private family matter would be discussed there.
Another person demanded, “You have nothing to say?” They were similarly disappointed that the son of the King and his wife had nearly encountered a dangerous situation due to paparazzi, yet no official statement had been made. This sentiment was echoed by another dissatisfied commenter who exclaimed, “Once again, you remain silent.”
In a reference to the circumstances surrounding the tragic death of the late Princess of Wales, someone asked, “Haven’t they learned anything from Diana?”
Subsequent reports included an account from Sukhcharn Singh, who claimed to have driven the Sussexes for a part of their journey on Tuesday evening. In an interview with NBC News, Mr. Singh dismissed the reports as exaggerated, urging people not to read too much into them. He expressed his belief that New York City is a safe place with its numerous police stations and officers, suggesting there was no reason for fear.
Before that, a spokesperson for the Sussexes had conveyed their version of events: “Last night, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and Ms. Ragland experienced a terrifying car chase orchestrated by an aggressive group of paparazzi.
This distressing pursuit, lasting over two hours, led to numerous close calls involving other drivers, pedestrians, and even two NYPD officers. While public figures inevitably attract public interest, the safety of all individuals should never be compromised. Sharing these images, obtained through intrusive and dangerous means, only perpetuates this highly invasive practice.”
