Palace is 'irritated' after Harry and Meghan's faux-royal Nottingham tour as friends claim Sandringham deal was 'foisted' on them
Friends of Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, now concede 'some people have come to hate them' after Thursday's three-stop Nottingham outing. The Palace reportedly believes it can do 'very little' because the couple 'have chosen to ignore' its point. King Charles authorised a letter last month calling them 'private citizens'. The Sussexes plan more 'low key' and 'respectful' events to win back the public.
Police told crowds to 'tuck in' after well-wishers blocked their Range Rover on Edale Road.
Of roughly 150 people gathered, around half were reportedly from the media.
A royal fan learned from Harry that seven-year-old Archie 'hates math'.
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