Harry and Meghan's Australian tour features MasterChef, social media talks
Summary
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Australian tour included Meghan's surprise appearance on MasterChef and meetings with advocates for banning social media for under-16s, though conservative commentators criticized their hospital visit as a "photo opportunity.
How coverage differs
Center outlets report on Harry and Meghan's official engagements like MasterChef and social media talks, whereas right outlets frame it as a "quasi-royal tour" highlighting controversial meetings.
- Center: Royals' Australian Tour: Meghan Joins MasterChef, Engages Public Center outlets report on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Australian tour by highlighting Meghan's guest appearance on MasterChef Australia. They present these activities as part of their official engagements, focusing on the public interactions and less on any controversial aspects or deeper implications of their discussions on social media.
- Right: Quasi-Royal Tour: Royals Push Social Media Ban, Face Scrutiny Right-leaning outlets often frame the couple's activities as a "quasi-royal tour," highlighting their meeting with an advocate for banning social media for minors. They tend to focus on potentially controversial aspects or the perceived departure from traditional royal duties, rather than general public engagements.