Zandi also dismissed concerns surrounding a petition opposing Meghan and Prince Harry’s upcoming visit to Australia.
“Like I said, that petition is sitting in the rubbish bin somewhere. H & M will get the protection their VIP status warrants, tantrums or not,” she wrote.
She added that she expected the couple to receive a positive reception upon arrival:
“They’ve spent years claiming Aussies’ hate Harry & Meghan, but when they arrive in April, we will welcome them with open arms #SussexSquad.”
Event Moves Ahead Amid Controversy
Despite the backlash surrounding the resurfaced comments, the retreat is expected to go ahead as planned.
It has also been noted that there is no indication Meghan Markle or Prince Harry are aware of the fan’s statements or that they endorse them.
As anticipation builds for the event, the situation highlights how online activity can quickly come under scrutiny — especially when tied to high-profile public figures.
