Meghan Markle Views Her Trip to Colombia as a ‘Chance to Prove to the World’ She Is a ‘Big

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry landed in Colombia on Thursday, August 15, and the trip could be the Duchess of Sussex’s opportunity to rehabilitate her image after Spotify canceled her podcast, “Archetypes.”

“Meghan sees this Colombia tour as her chance to prove to the world what a big star she is and how much the royal family misses her,” the source told an outlet. “[D]oing events like this was the one thing about royal life that appealed to her. She was furious when that was taken away because she knows she’s such an asset.”

“She feels her and Harry together really shine when meeting dignitaries and locals, and it helps with the brand and their plan to be the alternative royal family,” the source claimed. “Meghan knows that nobody in the royal family can put on a show like her and Harry.”
The Sussexes initially claimed they were developing a “progressive new role” within the royal fold, but their decision to step down from their senior-level positions resulted in them being on the outskirts of The Crown.

“When they left, they asked that they could still represent the family on tours but were told no, so she feels it’s the ultimate revenge as they were both so upset when they were rejected,” the insider claimedussexes “really value the approval of the people of the country they’re visiting.”

“They can go and be honored in their own right. When you have this quasi-royal status, you’re seen internationally as a royal and you’re treated as such on tour, but you don’t have the protection of the Foreign Office,” she continued, adding that the trip “is a high-risk tour for them.”

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