Prince Harry to attend coronation without Meghan

[Anonymous]

All she did at the funeral was wear black and stand silently in the locations people told her to stand, and people were enraged. So yeah, I don't see why she'd got to the coronation.

Also, didn't Kate tell some royal biographer recently that doing their "walk abouts" with Harry and Meghan before the funeral was "one of the hardest things she's ever had to do"? Like merely being in the near vicinity of Meghan was apparently too much to bear. In that case, not going to the coronation seems polite.

Kate recently attended church services with noted pedophile Prince Andrew, but apparently that was not nearly so trying as standing near a black woman who used to be on the television show Suits.

These people are THE WORST.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why would she want to go back to a place that made her feel suicidal? Suicide is no joke. I wouldn't want to go back there, either.

Because she wasn’t suicidal. Drama queen more like.

You're a mean person. I hope you never have a brush with suicide with someone in your family or someone else you know.

And I hope you never have a brush with someone who uses this tragedy to advance their dramatics.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why would she want to go back to a place that made her feel suicidal? Suicide is no joke. I wouldn't want to go back there, either.

Because she wasn’t suicidal. Drama queen more like.

You're a mean person. I hope you never have a brush with suicide with someone in your family or someone else you know.

Using this as a means to gain diminishes those who are struggling with it. You are an enabler and mean to those who are truly suffering with suicide.

[Anonymous]

I can’t wait for the coronation so I can read a planted People magazine article about how Meghan “quietly” celebrated Archie’s bday in her 14 million dollar mansion with chickens and Hearst mag photog and billionaire neighbors

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why would she want to go back to a place that made her feel suicidal? Suicide is no joke. I wouldn't want to go back there, either.

Because she wasn’t suicidal. Drama queen more like.

You're a mean person. I hope you never have a brush with suicide with someone in your family or someone else you know.

And I hope you never have a brush with someone who uses this tragedy to advance their dramatics.

Not very likely that I will. Nor you. Much more likely that your cold, jealous attitude toward other women will hurt someone IRL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why would she want to go back to a place that made her feel suicidal? Suicide is no joke. I wouldn't want to go back there, either.

Because she wasn’t suicidal. Drama queen more like.

You're a mean person. I hope you never have a brush with suicide with someone in your family or someone else you know.

Using this as a means to gain diminishes those who are struggling with it. You are an enabler and mean to those who are truly suffering with suicide.

You are nuts if you think she was faking struggling with suicide. Nuts.

[Anonymous]

This is the right choice for all of them. Win win win.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All she did at the funeral was wear black and stand silently in the locations people told her to stand, and people were enraged. So yeah, I don't see why she'd got to the coronation.

Also, didn't Kate tell some royal biographer recently that doing their "walk abouts" with Harry and Meghan before the funeral was "one of the hardest things she's ever had to do"? Like merely being in the near vicinity of Meghan was apparently too much to bear. In that case, not going to the coronation seems polite.

Kate recently attended church services with noted pedophile Prince Andrew, but apparently that was not nearly so trying as standing near a black woman who used to be on the television show Suits.

These people are THE WORST.

Huh, I thought Kate meant it was difficult to face the crowds on such a devastating occasion, not making it all about Meghan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why would she want to go back to a place that made her feel suicidal? Suicide is no joke. I wouldn't want to go back there, either.

Because she wasn’t suicidal. Drama queen more like.

You're a mean person. I hope you never have a brush with suicide with someone in your family or someone else you know.

Using this as a means to gain diminishes those who are struggling with it. You are an enabler and mean to those who are truly suffering with suicide.

You are nuts if you think she was faking struggling with suicide. Nuts.

Bless your heart, you naive little thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All she did at the funeral was wear black and stand silently in the locations people told her to stand, and people were enraged. So yeah, I don't see why she'd got to the coronation.

Also, didn't Kate tell some royal biographer recently that doing their "walk abouts" with Harry and Meghan before the funeral was "one of the hardest things she's ever had to do"? Like merely being in the near vicinity of Meghan was apparently too much to bear. In that case, not going to the coronation seems polite.

Kate recently attended church services with noted pedophile Prince Andrew, but apparently that was not nearly so trying as standing near a black woman who used to be on the television show Suits.

These people are THE WORST.

THIS!! They’re selfish and blind. It’s all about their fragile egos. The way they treat Andrew vs. Harry & Meghan is wildly incomprehensible to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why would she want to go back to a place that made her feel suicidal? Suicide is no joke. I wouldn't want to go back there, either.

Because she wasn’t suicidal. Drama queen more like.

You're a mean person. I hope you never have a brush with suicide with someone in your family or someone else you know.

And I hope you never have a brush with someone who uses this tragedy to advance their dramatics.

Not very likely that I will. Nor you. Much more likely that your cold, jealous attitude toward other women will hurt someone IRL.

No, I don’t manipulate other women or men for gain. More like your cold, jealous heart plays these games IRL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why would she want to go back to a place that made her feel suicidal? Suicide is no joke. I wouldn't want to go back there, either.

Because she wasn’t suicidal. Drama queen more like.

You're a mean person. I hope you never have a brush with suicide with someone in your family or someone else you know.

Using this as a means to gain diminishes those who are struggling with it. You are an enabler and mean to those who are truly suffering with suicide.

You are nuts if you think she was faking struggling with suicide. Nuts.

Haahaaaaahahahahaaaahhhhahahahahaaahaaahhhhahhhhhhhaaaaaa!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Poor form. She should be there and so should the kids.

The kids weren’t invited and Charles knew full well it was Archie’s bday when selecting the event date. They designed it so she wouldn’t attend. It’s fine, he makes quick appearance then heads straight home. Little to no drama.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is probably the most drama-free way for Harry to attend.

+1 most sensible approach

But major eye roll at giving the kids the Prince / Princess titles in LA but then they don't even want to go to the most important royal event? Okay then.

Yes. They can bash the Royal Family and then give titles to their kids? WTH?

[Anonymous]

After the interviews and book, neither is welcome but Harry feels obligated to make an appearance and Charles knows it would look bad if his son weren’t present. Each side had to make the smallest of efforts to ensure the bridges aren’t permanently burned. But hard to envision any genuine reconciliation, now or down the road.