a The “almost catastrophic” persecution of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in New York occurred this week because the couple did not want to pay for a hotel stay in the “Big Apple”.
Those who ensured this were police sources from Page Six. Same note that the Dukes of Sussex wanted to stay at The Carlyle – Princess Diana’s favorite hotel – and therefore asked for a discount.
However, the Carlyle’s owners refused to offer such a discount, so the couple ended up staying at a friend’s house on the Upper East Side.
Well, when the paparazzi followed them on Tuesday, the couple didn’t want to know where the boyfriend in question lived.
“They should have stayed in a hotel for everyone’s safety. Instead, they were cheap because they wanted a free place to stay.”underscore.
The same source reported that “Harry and Meghan’s people called Carlyle before the trip and asked for a room at a discounted rate and the hotel said no.”
“If they had just paid and got a hotel in the first place, this allegedly ‘dangerous’ paparazzi chase around town would never have happened. They could have been sent back to Carlisle, photographed entering and that would have been it.”
It should be noted that on previous occasions Harry and Meghan have stayed at this hotel, where rooms can cost up to 5,000 euros per night.
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