Harry and Meghan's Future: Debating the Move to Canada Post-Brexit

The Royal couple’s decision to leave the United Kingdom has been the subject of much discussion, particularly regarding their potential new home in Canada. While some raise the possibility that Canada might welcome them, others—rather strongly—do not.

The Decision to Move

They have already made the move, settling in Los Angeles. The Canadian government did not pay for their security, and they seemed drawn to a place where they could surf in relative privacy, away from the public eye. Notably, the move was not without some tension, with some suggesting that even Justin Trudeau found his own hair more photogenic than the Duke of Sussex's.

The Controversial Reception in Canada

There is, however, a vocal segment of the Canadian population that is decidedly against their relocation. Many Canadians express strong feelings that Harry and Meghan, known for their controversial behavior, drug use, and tax issues, would not be welcome.

A Canadian critic notes, 'We have no intention of including a self confessed sexual deviant and drug and alcohol addict family traitor pathological liar demanding and arrogant person who believes himself entitled to wealth and respect he’s not earned rude and bullying to those he feels beneath his high stature etc etc to live or even visit as a tourist.'

These sentiments are not just about personal character but also cultural values. The critic contends: 'We do not respect and will not tolerate this poor excuse for a man to ever have the audacity to come here again or we shall rally in the streets to evict him. One short stay was more than enough to take the measure of Harry and his wife. Stay Away From Canada.'

The Recent Developments: Citizenship and Beyond

Adding to the speculation, there was a headline suggesting Meghan is no longer applying for British citizenship, though the validity of this information is unknown. Amidst the uncertainty, it's clear that the couple is not planning any moves to Canada; upon their departure from the UK, they retained their titles and will continue to be addressed as His/Her Royal Highness or their Royal Highnesses. They are not relocating anywhere else.