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The Duke of Susbad is not renowned for his extravagant lifestyle, though he often departs for royal missions. He recently traveled to Rome for a charity polo match soon after his wife Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Susbad, gave birth to their child, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor. While he was there, a friend of the duke, Nacho Figueras, who also took part in the polo game, revealed that there is one thing that Harry likes to ask when he is away.
According to Argentinian polo player Figueras, the 34-year-old Royal still insists that the hotels in which he stays strive to reduce the amount of plastic used.
Sending to CBS this morning, Figueras recalled a recent trip by the two men and explained how Harry had asked the staff not to use as much plastic.
He said, "He was there and we were at the hotel where we spent the night before the game.
"He spoke to one person and said:" This morning, I had my coffee and saw that you had a plastic object on the coffee.
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"And then I also sent my shirt and I put it in a big plastic bag.
"So that's this guy, okay.
"I do not like talking about it at all, that's who he is.
"That's what they are. No plastic. "
Harry and Meghan are both known for their pbadionate ecology, much like the duke's father, Prince Charles.
Before their royal wedding in May 2018, the two men announced a list of charities intended for people wishing to donate, instead of making a gift. The organization Surfers Against Sewage was on the program.
Hugo Tagholm, managing director of the badociation, was delighted to have been chosen by the couple.
He said: "Surfers Against Sewage is delighted to be one of the charities chosen to benefit from the wedding gifts of Prince Harry and Mrs. Meghan Markle.
"Our work as a national charity for the conservation of the sea is helping tens of thousands of volunteers protect beaches for everyone.
"We are currently focusing on plastic pollution and this support will help us realize our vision of plastic-free ribs."
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