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Meghan and Prince Harry ‘are planning to do more royal-style tours this year’ after they were delighted by reception to their Nigeria trip
Meghan and Harry were so delighted by the reception they received on their trip to Nigeria that they are planning more quasi-royal tours, a source has claimed.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited the country for three days last week to promote mental health initiatives and the Invictus Games, the sporting event Harry, 39, founded for wounded military veterans.
The couple visited a local charity and met with military leaders, injured soldiers and school children, all of whom welcomed them smiles and enthusiasm.
The Sussexes now have ‘other trips planned for the remainder of the year’ and hope to ‘share more details in the coming weeks’, revealed a reliable.
The insider added: ‘It is definitely possible they could return to Africa for more tours after that.’
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