Protesters hold up sign calling Harry and Meghan ‘fake royals’ outside One Young World summit where Duchess of Sussex is giving a speech about gender inequality
- A protester held a sign calling Harry and Meghan ‘fake royals’ outside a summit
- Meghan is giving a keynote speech about gender inequality in Manchester
- There were both supporters and protesters of the couple in the crowd outside
Protesters brought anti-Harry and Meghan signs and argued with supporters of the couple outside the summit in Manchester where the Duchess of Sussex is delivering a speech about gender inequality.
The couple smiled as they past the crowd outside Bridgewater Hall, ignoring a sign that called them ‘fake royals’.
One lady held up a hand-drawn poster saying ‘F.O. Harry (&) Me.Gain’ and ‘Fake Royals’, while protester was seen arguing in the crowd with fans of the royal pair.
Meghan is attending the One Young World summit to give a keynote speech about gender inequality to an audience of 2,000.
A protester held a poster calling Harry and Meghan ‘Fake Royals’ as they arrived to attend the One Young World 2022 Summit
Pictured: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arriving by car at the Manchester summit at Bridgewater Hall,
Meghan Markle pictured arriving earlier this evening, ahead of giving a keynote speech
The Duchess of Sussex, 41, arrived wearing bright red trousers, shoes and top with a slicked back ponytail, alongside Harry, 37, who wore a dark suit.
Meghan was pictured earlier exiting a BMW 4×4 outside the venue, where crowds had gathered.
A protester held a poster calling the Duke and Duchess of Sussex ‘fake royals’, while standing outside the Manchester venue.
The couple, who have stepped away from royal duties, walked inside the building as Meghan prepares to deliver a keynote speech at the opening ceremony.
During Sir Bob Gelfdof’s speech, he said that he spotted a ‘Britain First’ protester with a van outside. Sir Bob denounced hatred and called on people to come together.
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