“A truly meaningful trip.” Meghan Markle and Prince Harry reflect on their trip to Nigeria

Their last visit to Africa in 2019 was hectic. But five years on, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle say they are “really happy” with their trip to Nigeria. From May 10 to 12, the couple was invited by the Chief of Defense Staff for their first official international trip since moving to the United States in March 2020.

“It was such a warm welcome and a really meaningful trip. It was incredibly memorable and special, Meghan Markle told the magazine People . That alone is the best memory we carry with us, all the memories we create.”

After a few days in London for the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, Prince Harry recalled how happy he was to be there for causes close to his heart. “In a way, it’s always nice to be on the move, but these trips also allow us to get out and focus on the things that are so important to us,” he said. People.

“We are really happy”

The couple’s last international trip took place in September 2019 to South Africa. At the time, Meghan Markle had just given birth to her first child, Prince Archie (born in May 2019), and was under fire from the British press. “Few people asked,” Meghan Markle answered the question “Are you okay?” People at the time, reflecting her discomfort. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were in dire straits at the time and only announced their retirement a few months later.

But this time the good mood seemed to be there. “We are doing very well. And I’m happy to see our family grow and develop, said Meghan Markle, referring to her two children, Archie (age 5) and Lilibeth (age 2). We are really happy.”

And the couple’s travel plans may not end there. “There’s not much you can do at home and on Zoom, so we’re looking forward to traveling more because work is important,” added the son of King Charles III, with whom the relationship doesn’t seem to be going well. I am not sure that the news will please the Buckingham Palace.