The wife of the Duke of Sussex husband and wife met many criticisms when attending the event of the world's oldest financial services company, JP Morgan.

Harry and Meghan first attended the JP Morgan event at the South Beach Hotel, Miami City, Florida, USA on February 6, after withdrawing from the royal family. Harry has been a "keynote speaker", sharing on the topic of mental health and how to deal with the pressures of life he has experienced.

However, JP Morgan is accused of pouring tens of billions of dollars into the fossil fuel industry, while the couple of the Duke of Sussex have accused the industry of emissions that are harmful to the earth and mention Measures to "save the planet".

The British Sun reported that JP Morgan was paid to the couple Harry-Meghan for £ 775,000 (more than a million dollars) for the appearance.

JP Morgan spends about US $ 67 billion on hydraulic mining activities as well as oil and gas exploration projects in the Arctic, according to the Rainforest Action environmental report "Bank on Climate Change 2019". Network (RAN) is based in San Francisco, California, USA.

British PR expert Mark Borkowski said that the couple's participation in the JP Morgan event was "not a good consideration".

"How they can accept money from one unit will be their challenge in the future," Borkowski said.

"They have to be careful," royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams. "If you ever preach about something, you have to practice it. There are rich and famous people but 'hypocrisy' about climate change," he said.

"Better yet, Harry and Meghan should not talk about good environmental practices if JP Morgan is their partner," a Twitter user commented.

JP Morgan declined to comment to Sun about the RAN report. Meanwhile, RAN representatives and Harry and his wife did not comment.

Although no longer bearing the title "Prince and Princess", Harry and Meghan are still Duke and Duchess of Sussex at the beginning of a new life.

Harry, 35, married Meghan in May 2018 and welcomed his first son Archie in May last year. They once opened up about the difficulties of royal life and media scrutiny. Harry fears Meghan will fall victim to the "forces" that led to the death of his mother, Princess Diana. Couple with son in Vancouver Island, Canada after leaving England.