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Khanyi Mbau speaks on Harry and Meghan: “Harry go home”

Media personality Khanyi Mbau had recently taken to her Instagram stories to weigh in her opinion on Prince Harry leaving the Royal family. 

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s love story has captured many people’s attention all over the world. From a beautiful love story, to family drama that led to the couple leaving the royal family.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have since stepped away from their royal duties and are currently living a simple life in the US, with their two children who go by the name of  Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor and Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor.

The media personality and reality start expressed in her stories that Harry should go back home.

“Harry go home,” she wrote. 

She went on to further explain how she felt sorry for the Duke of Sussex saying: 

“I feel sorry for this guy. He has no understanding of the real world. He wasn’t born for it nor has he been trained to be common.”

 

In a separate Instagram story, the Young Famous and African star expanded on her thoughts on why Prince Harry should return home.

“The Duke has no clue how tough it is out here, he will be eaten alive. He could have tried this maybe in his teens he may acclimatised by now. Dude we are struggling as commoners!!! Harry is playing games!!!

“His mom had a taste of a life outside the palace gates! That’s why she could surf both worlds with ease!! Being in the bush does not come to what the world is!!”

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Harry and Meghan are currently a trending topic across the world following the release of their Netflix series, “Harry and Meghan.”

In the documentary series tilted  “Harry and Meghan”, the couple unpacked their story, owning their narrative. The six-part series also looks at the strained relationships between Harry and his family.

Also see: Prince Harry’s tell all book ‘Spare’

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