
Let's put it this way. They don't even want a Netflix camera to film them all together from a distance because then she can claim they all reconciled. That's not a conspiracy and has nothing to do with hidden cameras. |
I have always suspected she was a honey pot spy set up with this dope by Mossad. |
You really think Harry was suing for security? It was obviously his status obsessed tyrant wife. She wanted security to feel important; a D list actress who wants to feel like a global elite. Harry clearly couldn't give a damn. |
So I am not a fan of Meghan but it occurred to me today that the reason she gets so much hate is because she appears out of touch and aloof and her mannerisms are rehearsed and fake. She also rehashes platitudes that are not relevant to or accessible to many ordinary people. However, she seems to ingratiate herself easily to other high status, rich people like Oprah Winfrey, Gwyneth Paltrow, Prince Harry, Justin Trudeu's circle of friends etc.
It is because...they relate to her and they understand her. She is not being fake...when you are so rich and privileged and sheltered...you really do spiral over not being asked if you are ok and do tend to think flower sprinkles bring joy. She is so effervescent because she is beautiful, in a happy marriage with a Prince, lives on a gorgeous estate and is rich! That isn't performative! She has lived in the 1% since her Suits days and is now part of the world elite. Of course she is out of touch and unrelatable! |
I don't think this is correct. If this was the reason all rich and beautiful celebrities would be hated. The reason people don't like her is because she reached the status of a working member of the royal family, and all she did was complain. Then she left the royal family and claimed to want privacy but has continued to claim royal ties and try to make American status of being a Duchess when we don't have royal titles iinfluences. The problem with that is that no one cares about members of the royal family who are not actually in the institution. The magic is in how the work together and present themselves to the public on special occasions. They do not shill on Instagram and do interviews with influencers. That is low level social media influencer behavior unworthy of the royal family. |
I am so whatever about the adults, it's the kids I wonder about. Will they be raised to hate their entire family overseas or will they eventually see pictures like this and resent their parents for completely isolating them from an entire family and culture that their other family members get to have? It is my understanding that even though he lost the case, he is able to submit his travel plans to the Home Office 28 days before a trip to the UK and they will make a decision on a case by case basis on what, if any, security he will be afforded based on the risk level at that time. I'm not understanding this new BBC interview where he says he will never be able to take his kids to the UK. ![]() |
I agree, when the kids become aware of what they’ve lost, it will be devastating. I don’t know how one could ever be at peace with that. Maybe he leaves her and returns to the U.K. so they can be raised in their heritage, away from her and with limitations for him. |
Kids become aware of this at a young age. They will realize something is off when kids at school talk about their family and they realize they never see their grandfathers, uncle, or cousins. |
I think she invented the whole threat scenario so she could say “it’s not safe” and blame someone else for her refusal to return to the U.K. with the children. There may be many reasons of deception, but once in U.K. the kids may refuse to leave. So she can’t let that happen. |
She will raise the children to believe that their family said racist things about them before they were born. These are things she has said to the world, so of course she would say to her kids when they ask why they didn’t grow up in the U.K. as royals. I think she is a good mother, and that they will believe her—until they are much older and realize how much their parents messed up.
Of course, Harry is now telling the bbc that he “forgives” his family and wants to reconcile. He should have thought of that before going on Oprah and sitting there like a fool while his trashed his family. |
Don't forget the previous interview where he said they never said that the family was racist, the media said that. They meant that they simply had unconscious bias. |
So interesting how they can never get over the victim mentality. Aside from a vague mention of how some may be upset because he wrote a book, Harry places all the blame on his family. We forgive them, don't they care about our safety, my dad could easily have made sure we have security - wow, nothing has changed. |
I just watched it. It really is interesting because he genuinely believes he’s a major victim—I understand he’s born royal, but through his work with disadvantaged people you would think he would have gained some perspective. It’s also striking how miserable he is over the prospect of not coming to the UK as often. I thought he wanted “freedom” |
That BBC interview is really bad. He can't say he "has forgiven" his family and then keep blaming them for the court decision. It's so odd how he doesn't see HE is the one preventing all reconciliation with these constant statements. |
There we go. |