One tabloid reports that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex may soon return to the United Kingdom so they can avoid paying taxes. Woman’s Day opens its story by levying criticism onto the Sussexes for continuing to make “tone-deaf appearances” amid the COVID-19 lockdown.
The two have “recently been sharing several video appearances from within their new Montecito mansions” despite their claim to seek “a life of privacy.” The taxman brings a reality check though, and their blissful existence is in for a reckoning.
The longer Prince Harry stays in the United States, the closer he gets to the 183-day benchmark, after which he would have to pay American taxes. “The IRS will not care if he’s a prince or a pauper,” a source tells the tabloid, “he pays.” Or will he?
With the “tricky choice” of paying his taxes or being scolded by Queen Elizabeth, Prince Harry looks primed to return home to Frogmore Cottage so he can avoid his taxes. The staff at his old home are being advised for his arrival as Prince Harry prepares for “the riot act.”
It’s unknown if Markle will accompany her husband in his bid to avoid taxes, but palace sources think she would stay for “brunches with celebrity friends.” There are loads of incorrect claims in this single story. First off, the Sussexes are doing these “tone-deaf appearances” to raise money for charities.
They did a call for the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust. One video quoted in this story, where Markle talks about getting to see Archie take his first steps, comes from an interview they did for the Malala Fund.