6 reasons why Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, should move to Africa

Could Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, bid farewell to England and begin life as a family of three in Africa? There are several reason why it is a good idea.

Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, have captivated the world since their fairytale romance blossomed. With baby watch in full swing, speculation is swirling that the royal couple could make their home even further away from Buckingham Palace.

In recent reports, some sources believe that the royal couple could be moving to Africa next year. Although the couple prefers to keep private matters private, this speculation could be rooted in some truth.

Both the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have ties to Africa. From charity endeavors to their infamous Botswana getaway, Africa holds a special place for the couple. Deciding to raise a family in that area could be a possibility.

In various reports, both of them have commented about their connection to the continent. Specifically, Harry has even commented that “This is where I feel more like myself than anywhere else in the world, I wish I could spend more time in Africa.”

Here are a few reasons why Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex should move to Africa.

Charity work

For the royal couple, charity work and charitable organizations drive many of their important decisions. From asking for donations to charities in lieu of gifts or raising awareness for vital causes, charity is a force in their lives, as seen in a recent Instagram post.

Looking specifically at Africa, Harry’s charity, Sentable, was launched there. This charity helps children and young people who are affected by HIV/AIDS. It is a cause that similar to issues that were dear to his mother, the late Princess Diana.

Additionally, Harry is a champion of animal conservation. His efforts to help elephant conservation are well noted. Africa could use a stronger voice as the animals’ plight deteriorates due to environmental conditions.

Meghan also has ties to the area through her charitable efforts. As part of World Vision, she advocated for clean water in Rwanda.

Privacy

While the royal couple requests privacy, the world eagerly devours each and every tidbit about all aspects of their lives. In Africa, there is a greater chance of privacy for the young family.

Just like many of the royal vacations, the region is more conducive to a private lifestyle. In some areas, these royal visitors would be more noticeable. Without paparazzi shooting away, the family could find the peace without prying eyes.

Closer to nature

Many people travel to Africa to experience the power and wonder of nature. While African safaris allow people to encounter some of nature’s magnificent animals, that experience is just one of the many ways to get closer to nature.

One former royal vacation spot, Grootbos located on the South African coast, celebrates the unique flora and fauna of the area. With views of whales off the coast, the picturesque, vibrant colors blooming all around offers a sense of tranquility.

Still, bustling cities embrace nature as well. For example, a visit to the cosmopolitan area of Cape Town shows the majesty of Table Mountain. Even with the legends and myths told about the “tablecloth” (the clouds that cover Table Mountain), that vista is a reminder of the power of nature. That closeness to the power of nature is something that isn’t as available in London.

Foodie paradise

While their engagement story includes a simply roast chicken, Meghan has been known to be quite a foodie at heart. Africa offers a plethora of flavors and foods to explore.

Just looking at Cape Town, the city is filled with a cacophony of tastes that entice anyone wanting to explore food. From the impeccable South African wines (considered the most diverse wine region outside of Europe) to the bold flavors from the fusion cuisines, the area is celebrates the bounty that food has to offer.

Cultural diversity

Specifically referencing South Africa, the country is considered a rainbow nation. In that one country, numerous cultures, ethnicities, languages and backgrounds live as One Nation. The diversity offers a sense of welcoming to all.

If the royal couple is looking to give create an open, welcoming family life, living within such a diverse cultural landscape would enhance that concept.

Climate

Everyone knows that Meghan was a Southern California girl. South Africa offers a mild climate unlike those often dreary English days. From beautiful beaches to picturesque mountains, the landscape does have the outdoorsy, California vibe. Although, the area doesn’t have that pesky smog and traffic.

These reasons are just a few thoughts why Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, could move to Africa. Do you think that the royal couple will start their family life abroad?