Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have come under fire over an “incredible” feature in the middle of ongoing Invictus games in Canada.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex received scary criticism after a video showed those who were running in a golf bugy waving disabled veterans during the sporting event.
The clip, originally divided into Meghan’s new Instagram account, where she has disabled the comments, was relocated by various social media accounts.
Critics were quick to mention that Harry and Meghan should have gone to greet the veterans instead of calling it “disrespect.”
According to ExpressFans expressed their disbelief on social media with a writing of X, “So Meghan and Harry, two unhappy people, are driven on a golf cart that was passed disabled veterans.”
“Some of the veterans are wheelchair bound,” they added. “They should have gone through the group, meeting, greeting and shaking hands. Everyone with a camera that follows them. Incredible.”
“Agree that it is so sparkling to see them on their buggy -ride,” another added. “Gross. But I think the veterinarians are aware. There is just no attitude or way for them to express it. They are there for an event for themselves.”
Another comment read, “The optics for this is hard to believe. They drive past wounded veterans. Some in wheelchairs.
“Winning to them from their wagon because H/mm is too important to go. And of course they are being filmed.”
