Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s recent global adventures have unfolded as a whirlwind of extravagant voyages, capturing the attention of media outlets worldwide.

Their high-profile jaunts to Nigeria and Colombia have not only made headlines but have also sparked controversy, drawing attention for all the wrong reasons.

It appears that the Sussexes are on a quest to create the next significant moment on the world stage, seeking to cement their presence in the global spotlight.

However, in a twist of fate that is as amusing as it is unexpected, their ambitious plans for a grand tour of India have encountered a rather embarrassing setback.

According to insights shared by the esteemed royal expert Lady C, Harry and Meghan had been eagerly anticipating an invitation to visit India.

Yet, instead of receiving a warm welcome and the customary red carpet treatment, India surprisingly declined their request.

This decision by India, a country renowned for iconic landmarks like the Taj Mahal—a site that reportedly holds a special place in Meghan’s aspirations, raises questions.

Why would India turn down the opportunity to host the former royals? Speculation arises as to whether the Indian government, akin to many others globally, has grown wary of the Sussexes’ penchant for self-promotion under the guise of charitable endeavors.

Alternatively, it is plausible that India has astutely recognized that a visit from Harry and Meghan may not be the diplomatic triumph it appears to be on the surface but rather a potential public relations debacle waiting to unfold.

India stands as a nation revered for its remarkable diversity, rich cultural heritage, and burgeoning influence on the world stage. It is a country that stands tall on its own merits, without the need for a photo opportunity featuring Meghan and Harry against the backdrop of the Taj Mahal to enhance its global image.