
Is that your way of declaring 'alternative facts'? I'm seriously asking. Because Archie was born in the United Kingdom and taken home to Windsor Castle grounds. He was a newborn stripped of security. Which makes me think back to the time period from May 2019 - November 2019 when Meghan didn't appear in public with her baby unless they were out of the country. She was afraid. Going on a foreign tour guaranteed high-level royal protection officers for her child. But in his own country - he was left defenseless. Its even more odious that despite Charles & Andrew's acrimonious relationship the security for his daughters was never stripped until they reached the age of 18. |
Defenseless? Yeah I don’t think so. Do you think if Meghan and Archie appeared in public and were attacked, the family’s security would have just stood by and let the baby be kidnapped or murdered? Maybe that would happen in a soap opera or something but that’s not real life. In any case, if Meghan is so scared for her safety, then she made a really bad decision to go on Oprah. Any security consultant would advise her to keep a low profile. |
With the way they treated her...yes. |
Charles also stripped royal security from his hated ex-wife. Guess what happened to her within 12 months. |
She didn’t wear her seatbelt and thus died from her injuries in an accident with her seatbeltless billionaire boyfriend while running from paparazzi. |
She was definitely keeping a low profile with cokehead playboy Dodi Fayed. |
Yep. Diana chose a jet-setting lifestyle with an engaged playboy, and part of that was getting into a car with a speeding drunk driver and deciding not to wear a seatbelt. Personal responsibility, folks! Decisions have consequences. |
How did they treat her? |
She chose to voluntarily climb into a car with a drunk driver while not wearing her seatbelt? Yup, totally Charles’ fault. |
Funny how they are almost universally hated on 2 (or is it 3 if we count Australia?) continents. |
Wasn’t she on maternity leave for a good portion of May 2019 through November 2019? |
Yep. That stopped her from doing public engagements. But the royal women, Kate included, are known to go on private walks with their newborn. The pictures don't make it into the paper. But basically just imagine the weekly strolls Pippa did/does. Here's Kate with her stroller ![]() |
NP. Harry and Meghan had security as long as they lived in the UK, because they were working royals. Maybe there wasn't an RPO specifically assigned to Archie (in Meghan's narrative, "stripped of security"), but his parents had a security team and he was... a newborn baby who wasn't going anywhere without them. What they were complaining about in the Oprah interview is that the BRF refused to provide either taxpayer or privately-funded security for them after they chose to (1) quit being working royals, and (2) move halfway across the world to LA. They were no longer entitled to that after they quit their BRF jobs and chose to move to a place where security would be incredibly expensive and logistically difficult for the BRF to provide. Perhaps they should have taken that into consideration when deciding where to move. This story that the mean BRF refused to pay for Archie's security because of racism (or whatever else they're trying to suggest) is absurd. |
She got in a car with a drunk driver and didn't wear a seatbelt? |
Meghan specifically explained that the security stripping discussions for Archie began before he was even born. And I assure you - George, Charlotte and Louis were given RPOs with-and-without their parents. Nanny Maria doesn’t take any of those kids anywhere without them and neither does Carole. |