**Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Greedy Demands Spark Outrage in Canada**

Canadian authorities are seething with anger following an email from Meghan Markle with exorbitant requests for their upcoming visit to the Invictus Games' celebration in February.

The royal couple, now residing in Montecito, is set to make their way to Canada from February 14th to February 16th for the One Year to Go festivities of the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025.

During their three-day stay, Meghan and Harry will participate in the winter training camp alongside representatives from various nations.

This camp offers a platform for members of the global Invictus community, including team managers, coaches, and competitors, to engage in winter adaptive sports in preparation for next year's Games.

After successful editions in London 2014, Orlando 2016, Toronto 2017, Sydney 2018, and a delay to 2022 in The Hague due to Covid-19, followed by Dusseldorf in 2023, the 2025 competition in Canada marks a significant return to a previous host country for the Invictus Games.

Notably, the Vancouver Whistler event will introduce winter adaptive sports alongside traditional sports featured in past editions.

Accompanying this announcement were two new photographs of Meghan and Harry captured during the 2023 Invictus Games in Germany by their close friend Misan Harriman.

One image depicts the couple walking arm in arm at the sitting volleyball finals in black and white, while the other shows Harry embracing a competitor as Meghan looks on from behind.

The decision to bring Misan along to document their experiences at the 2023 Games in Germany, despite the presence of press photographers, underscores the Sussexes' desire for curated PR content.

This move hints at their concerns over recent controversies surrounding their public image, including issues with South Africa Parks, the Jamaican incident, excuses related to sick children, and a notable staff turnover.

Critics argue that despite attempts to divert attention with positive media coverage, Meghan and Harry continue to face backlash for their actions.

Their perceived disregard for security concerns, especially amidst reported break-ins in Montecito, raises questions about their priorities and responsibilities.

Moreover, accusations of overshadowing the essence of the Invictus Games and diverting resources away from deserving athletes have further fueled public disapproval.

Concerns have been raised about the couple's alleged demands for extensive support, including private jet travel, accommodations, wardrobe, grooming services, transportation, and security provisions, drawing criticism for prioritizing personal comforts over the event's charitable cause.

As discontent grows among Canadians, calls to withhold donations from the Invictus Foundation until ties with Meghan and Harry are severed have gained traction.

Suggestions to support alternative veterans charities have emerged, emphasizing the need to redirect resources towards organizations that prioritize the well-being of veterans over celebrity endorsements.

Amidst escalating tensions, Meghan's approach to the Invictus Games as a platform for personal glorification has drawn sharp criticism.

Critics highlight her apparent desire to bask in adulation during the multi-day celebration, likening her behavior to that of a self-absorbed star at a red-carpet event, rather than a supportive advocate for the event's core mission.

In light of these developments, the Invictus Games face a challenging path ahead, navigating financial constraints, reputational risks, and the need to reaffirm their commitment to supporting veterans' causes without being overshadowed by celebrity controversies.