Prince Harry will make an important announcement from New Zealand this evening about the launch of his new project.
Details of the new project will be revealed during an exclusive Te Ao interview with Moana on New Zealand’s Māori Television.
In a preview of the interview, Prince Harry stated that he will share details of a “new” project. hood† Kaupapa is a Maori word that means work.
Host Moana Maniapoto said she hopes Prince Harry’s message will “start a discussion” among viewers.
Prince Harry will make a big announcement tonight about launching a project from New Zealand.
Maori TV presenter Moana Maniapoto says Prince Harry’s message will spark controversy when broadcast in New Zealand tonight
He says the prince’s new design is inspired by the region’s Maori values. Kaitiakitangawhich means “protection and protection”.
“Given our history, but also given the current debate about putting Māori values first in decision-making and relationships, it’s interesting to hear someone with real authority talk about Māori values,” he said.
The prince’s popularity in New Zealand exploded after visiting in 2015, learning Haka in 20 minutes and giving a speech in Maori.
Prince Harry, who served in the British Army, joined his fellow soldiers on a trip to the country in 2015 and learned about Army Haka.
Prince Harry returned to New Zealand with Meghan Markle in 2018 and loved it so much that they discussed moving there.
On 31 October 2018, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited Te Papaiouru Marae in Rotorua, New Zealand.
Prince returned to New Zealand with Meghan Markle in 2018.
According to the Queen’s representative in the country, the couple discussed moving there.
More than a year passed before he gave up his royal duties and moved to the United States.
Former Governor Dame Patsy Reddy recalled that the couple said they could “imagine living in a place like this” and wondered “if it would be theoretically possible”.
He told the Associated Press in an interview: “They were looking into how they could raise their family.
“And it looks like they’ve made some decisions since then.”
Harry and Meghan shocked the world when they announced in January 2020 that they were planning to step down from senior royal duties, become financially independent and spend more time in North America.
Describing the couple’s trip to New Zealand and how tired they were, 67-year-old Dame Patsy said, “I remember going to Abel Tasman National Park when we sat down and had a drink.
“They said they could dream of living in a place like this and wondered if that would be theoretically possible. It is also possible for them to gain a foothold in New Zealand.
“Of course we said ‘Sure’. It would be fine’. “There are many options for living in New Zealand, but they should explore them,” he said.
The discussion shows the couple were considering options outside the UK, less than six months after their marriage and long before their eventual relocation to the US.
Dame Patsy said she didn’t see it as a formal request for help, but rather as an informal conversation about the couple’s future hopes.
He said they were impressed with their access to the great outdoors and interaction with New Zealanders.
In a hit interview with Oprah Winfrey last year, Harry and Meghan said they offered to take a real-life step back in a Commonwealth country like South Africa or New Zealand.
Dame Patsy said she saw the interview but declined to comment on the royal family’s domestic affairs.
“I thought they were a cute couple and I hope they have a great future where they are now,” she said.
Source: Daily Mail
