On March 23, local time, Prince William and Princess Kate met with the country's Prime Minister, Andrew Hornnes, and his wife Juliet at the Prime Minister's residence in Kingston, the capital of Jamaica.
Judging from the group photo of the two couples, the guests and hosts are still very friendly, and Kate William also has a polite smile.
William Kate is on a trip to the three Caribbean countries to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's succession. Although the trip was described as a "reliving the honeymoon," the trip was far less relaxing for the royal couple, who had been married for nearly 11 years, having to endure protests from locals and even being "warned" to the face by the Jamaican prime minister, who seemed to welcome them.
Horneys told William Kate before taking his seat that while Jamaicans were very welcome to their arrival, "there are some problems here, and you know they haven't been resolved." Hornes added, "We are moving forward and have real ambitions to become an independent, developed and prosperous country."
The commentary pointed out that this was clearly a "warning" to the two representatives of the British royal family in person, "Welcome, but don't come again".
Although such words are much softer than the slogans of the opponents, william Kate will not be unclear about the meaning. Judging from the footage captured by the camera, Kate has obvious displeasure on her face, and it is also mixed with a little grievance after being angry, but this kind of public occasion cannot be fully expressed.
Before being "warned" in person, Kate also experienced a bit of anger.
At the welcome ceremony at the airport, she stood between two female dignitaries in Jamaica in a beautiful dress, and the one wearing sunglasses named Lisa Hannah, who was once Miss Jamaica and Miss World, has now become the country's political star.
From the footage at that time, it can be seen that Kate took the initiative to talk to Lisa, 46, but was deliberately ignored by the other party. Lisa, with her chin raised, immediately turned her head to the other side when she heard Kate talk to her, a very arrogant feeling. And Kate, who was slighted, immediately put away her smile, and the embarrassment was also conceivable.
This is the young Lisa, who won the miss jamaica and miss world laureates in 1993, entered politics in the early 2000s and is now one of the country's most famous politicians.
Although the camera looks certain that Lisa is deliberately snubbing Kate, Lisa herself does not approve of this. She posted several photos on her social media, all of which were of her happy chat with Kate, and posted next to the photo that they enjoyed a pleasant conversation.
Some netizens pointed out that Lisa ignored Kate's picture, although it was real, but it was likely that she did not hear what Kate was saying at that time. However, it is also believed that whether it is windy or not, Lisa still turns her head when she sees Kate laughing with herself, which clearly shows that she is reluctant to speak, and she is doing this to show her supporters that she herself should have no ill will towardS Kate.
As for Kate's successive anger in Jamaica, British columnist Dan Wootton published an article in the Daily Mail that megan was the trouble.
Meghan told her good friend Oprah Winfrey a series of lies and used the example of "asking her unborn baby about the color of her baby" to imply that there was discrimination in the British royal family.
Dan quoted a local Jamaican lawyer named Bert Samuel as saying, "Knowing about Harry Meghan and watching them interview with Oprah, Jamaicans feel very sad, and it hurts us a lot." Harry has been treated so unfairly, especially Megan, and William should apologize."
Dan's comment was that Meghan left with Harry after thinking that royal life was not suitable for her, but she couldn't stop talking nonsense in a vain attempt to convince others that she had been driven away because of the color of her skin. Now she makes a lot of money and lives a pampered life, but she turns the peaceful life of others upside down.