“Not feeling comfortable with life in the US”

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I’ll begin by saying that initially When the Sussexes went to the US I genuinely wished good things for them, but since then I’m more “you wanted privacy so shut up”. Is this a case of be careful what you wish for?

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Absolutely. Harry was peeved that the wedding was not bigger . Wanting to exchange vows in private my Aunt Fanny.

If Harry and Meghan had a bigger wedding, would that have brought in more tourist pounds? Has anyone done an economic analysis of how grand a Royal wedding has to be for maximum economic benefit?

@NoisySnail They could have invited the Hollywood B-Listers at a bigger wedding.

I have a vague recollection of seeing photos of Mr and Mrs Clooney at said wedding. Anybody know why they were there - are they close friends of the Duke and Duchess...

I doubt anyone knows, and they don't seem close now

They are however friends of Princess Eugenie's husband (he was a brand ambassador) so a connection is perfectly likely. And as they had over 600 guests, then they could go well beyond closest friends

If the connection is through Jack and Eugenie, then it's odd that they didn't attend their wedding the same year.

Reese Witherspoon wondered why she had received an invitation from someone she had never met. Clue: RS is Big in Hollywood.

Prince William knows Reese Witherspoon through the Tusk Trust charity he is involved in.

Would that have brought in more tourist money with tourists hoping to catch a glimpse of Hollywood stars?

I was thinking that they would have more money to spend on hotels, eating out, shopping, etc. since as B- listers their salaries would be higher than the average tourist.