Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are currently on a high-security tour of Colombia, engaging with local communities and officials, including a visit to La Giralda School in a dangerous area of Bogota amid significant security measures. Their itinerary includes promoting digital literacy and mental health awareness, and they were warmly welcomed by Vice President Francia Márquez, who was inspired to invite them after watching their Netflix docuseries. The couple's public engagements and interactions have drawn attention, with lip readers noting a private moment between them during the visit. However, royal commentators have raised concerns about the Sussexes' past criticisms of the royal family, suggesting that their actions may still be perceived as a 'faux royal tour'. Additionally, reports indicate a troubling trend of staff turnover, with at least 18 employees having left since their marriage, highlighting potential issues in their management style. The couple's tour and recent public appearances continue to stir debate about their place in royal discourse and public life.