Meghan Markle twerking video

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Anonymous wrote:I doubt that anyone on this board can actually provide an informed analysis. No one here knows what it’s like to be:

—born into a family where you are told from day one what your career will be
—that your whole family belongs to a country
—that you have very little freedom to explore your interests if they’re not deemed appropriate
—that by law you can’t marry the person of your choosing without permission
—that your internal family matters will be monitored and manipulated by staff members with their own agenda
—that newspapers will openly print racist things about the person you love most
—that your spouse can’t seek clinical treatment for depression if necessary because it might make the family look bad

And on, and on. And yes, there are some people for whom a few of those things might be true, but not many for whom ALL of them are true. And before someone chimes in with all the perks and benefits of being part of the royal family, yes there are a lot.

I don’t defend everything they’ve done by a long shot. I don’t know them and neither do you. I am just mystified by people here making proclamations and analysis as if they do.

Well William has managed just fine.

DP. And in exchange he gets control of hundreds of millions of dollars. How is this a good deal for anyone that isn’t the heir? Of course others are going to do other things to earn money.

Harry received tens of millions.

Then he wanted more millions for living in LA and doing absolutely nothing.

Instead of becoming his own man, he decided to get those millions by sellling out his family to the highest bidder. Who does that kind of thing?

It is hard to muster sympathy for an able bodied adult multi millionaire regularly complaining that he is not getting paid more millions for doing absolutely nothing while publicly rejecting the family, country and taxpayers paying those millions.

Harry reportedly received an equivalent of 30 million dollars from his mother's estate. He received nothing from his father. Whether it is enough or not is relative within a family dynamic. His brother received over 200 million. It does pay to be the eldest child, but don't act like it is something a younger child would think is for lack of better term, unfair.

The king also gave harry a lump sum payout when he left the family, in the millions.

And harry received millions from the queen's estate, more than william, due to william being the future king. It was $14 million or so between the two of them, with harry receiving a larger share.

Harry had millions, tens of millions at least. He could have been comfortably supported for the rest of his life, just like William, but he didn't want to do the minimal work for it and wanted to be able to monetize the royal name, so he quit.

Harry received millions from his mother's estate, millions from his grandma's estate, and millions in a lump sum payout from uis father.

He is an able bodied middle age man, who was hiven tens of millions from both parents, his grandma, and the taxpayers of Britain. Complaining about how hard it is to get by on yens of millions of dollars in family money, and whining about how your brother who is still working for England hot more is just immature and ridiculous.

He can work and get a job.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I doubt that anyone on this board can actually provide an informed analysis. No one here knows what it’s like to be:

—born into a family where you are told from day one what your career will be
—that your whole family belongs to a country
—that you have very little freedom to explore your interests if they’re not deemed appropriate
—that by law you can’t marry the person of your choosing without permission
—that your internal family matters will be monitored and manipulated by staff members with their own agenda
—that newspapers will openly print racist things about the person you love most
—that your spouse can’t seek clinical treatment for depression if necessary because it might make the family look bad

And on, and on. And yes, there are some people for whom a few of those things might be true, but not many for whom ALL of them are true. And before someone chimes in with all the perks and benefits of being part of the royal family, yes there are a lot.

I don’t defend everything they’ve done by a long shot. I don’t know them and neither do you. I am just mystified by people here making proclamations and analysis as if they do.

Well William has managed just fine.

DP. And in exchange he gets control of hundreds of millions of dollars. How is this a good deal for anyone that isn’t the heir? Of course others are going to do other things to earn money.

Harry received tens of millions.

Then he wanted more millions for living in LA and doing absolutely nothing.

Instead of becoming his own man, he decided to get those millions by sellling out his family to the highest bidder. Who does that kind of thing?

It is hard to muster sympathy for an able bodied adult multi millionaire regularly complaining that he is not getting paid more millions for doing absolutely nothing while publicly rejecting the family, country and taxpayers paying those millions.

Harry reportedly received an equivalent of 30 million dollars from his mother's estate. He received nothing from his father. Whether it is enough or not is relative within a family dynamic. His brother received over 200 million. It does pay to be the eldest child, but don't act like it is something a younger child would think is for lack of better term, unfair.

Harry and Meghan are not "children"

They are healthy middle aged adults with every privilege in the world, millions of dollars to their names, the best education in the world, and enough intelligence to earn their own way without complaining about how daddy cut them off when they asked to be cut off.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I doubt that anyone on this board can actually provide an informed analysis. No one here knows what it’s like to be:

—born into a family where you are told from day one what your career will be
—that your whole family belongs to a country
—that you have very little freedom to explore your interests if they’re not deemed appropriate
—that by law you can’t marry the person of your choosing without permission
—that your internal family matters will be monitored and manipulated by staff members with their own agenda
—that newspapers will openly print racist things about the person you love most
—that your spouse can’t seek clinical treatment for depression if necessary because it might make the family look bad

And on, and on. And yes, there are some people for whom a few of those things might be true, but not many for whom ALL of them are true. And before someone chimes in with all the perks and benefits of being part of the royal family, yes there are a lot.

I don’t defend everything they’ve done by a long shot. I don’t know them and neither do you. I am just mystified by people here making proclamations and analysis as if they do.

Well William has managed just fine.

DP. And in exchange he gets control of hundreds of millions of dollars. How is this a good deal for anyone that isn’t the heir? Of course others are going to do other things to earn money.

Harry received tens of millions.

Then he wanted more millions for living in LA and doing absolutely nothing.

Instead of becoming his own man, he decided to get those millions by sellling out his family to the highest bidder. Who does that kind of thing?

It is hard to muster sympathy for an able bodied adult multi millionaire regularly complaining that he is not getting paid more millions for doing absolutely nothing while publicly rejecting the family, country and taxpayers paying those millions.

Harry reportedly received an equivalent of 30 million dollars from his mother's estate. He received nothing from his father. Whether it is enough or not is relative within a family dynamic. His brother received over 200 million. It does pay to be the eldest child, but don't act like it is something a younger child would think is for lack of better term, unfair.

Harry received millions from his dad when he quit the royal family.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I doubt that anyone on this board can actually provide an informed analysis. No one here knows what it’s like to be:

—born into a family where you are told from day one what your career will be
—that your whole family belongs to a country
—that you have very little freedom to explore your interests if they’re not deemed appropriate
—that by law you can’t marry the person of your choosing without permission
—that your internal family matters will be monitored and manipulated by staff members with their own agenda
—that newspapers will openly print racist things about the person you love most
—that your spouse can’t seek clinical treatment for depression if necessary because it might make the family look bad

And on, and on. And yes, there are some people for whom a few of those things might be true, but not many for whom ALL of them are true. And before someone chimes in with all the perks and benefits of being part of the royal family, yes there are a lot.

I don’t defend everything they’ve done by a long shot. I don’t know them and neither do you. I am just mystified by people here making proclamations and analysis as if they do.

Well William has managed just fine.

DP. And in exchange he gets control of hundreds of millions of dollars. How is this a good deal for anyone that isn’t the heir? Of course others are going to do other things to earn money.

Harry received tens of millions.

Then he wanted more millions for living in LA and doing absolutely nothing.

Instead of becoming his own man, he decided to get those millions by sellling out his family to the highest bidder. Who does that kind of thing?

It is hard to muster sympathy for an able bodied adult multi millionaire regularly complaining that he is not getting paid more millions for doing absolutely nothing while publicly rejecting the family, country and taxpayers paying those millions.

Harry reportedly received an equivalent of 30 million dollars from his mother's estate. He received nothing from his father. Whether it is enough or not is relative within a family dynamic. His brother received over 200 million. It does pay to be the eldest child, but don't act like it is something a younger child would think is for lack of better term, unfair.

The king also gave harry a lump sum payout when he left the family, in the millions.

And harry received millions from the queen's estate, more than william, due to william being the future king. It was $14 million or so between the two of them, with harry receiving a larger share.

Harry had millions, tens of millions at least. He could have been comfortably supported for the rest of his life, just like William, but he didn't want to do the minimal work for it and wanted to be able to monetize the royal name, so he quit.

Harry received millions from his mother's estate, millions from his grandma's estate, and millions in a lump sum payout from uis father.

He is an able bodied middle age man, who was hiven tens of millions from both parents, his grandma, and the taxpayers of Britain. Complaining about how hard it is to get by on yens of millions of dollars in family money, and whining about how your brother who is still working for England hot more is just immature and ridiculous.

He can work and get a job.

A couple clarifications

All of the queen’s money and assets went to Charles to avoid inheritance tax (charming, right?). None of that went to Harry. The queen mother (Elizabeth’s mother, Harry’s great grandmother) did leave money for all the children who were born before she died. And yes, he got plenty from Diana.

Charles paid Harry when he was a working royal, and he stopped paying him when he stepped down as a working royal. This was a good amount of money for the work that working royals do, but it wasn’t a life changing sum, just the standard that any of the working royals would receive. A rumor that’s been perpetuated is that Charles gave Harry the money to buy his house, but that’s not true. It’s not how they operate. Eventually Charles may have gifted Harry a home if he stayed in the fold.

Also, Harry has jobs. He works for a tech startup, he is also involved in Invictus Games and Travalyst. And the Netflix thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I doubt that anyone on this board can actually provide an informed analysis. No one here knows what it’s like to be:

—born into a family where you are told from day one what your career will be
—that your whole family belongs to a country
—that you have very little freedom to explore your interests if they’re not deemed appropriate
—that by law you can’t marry the person of your choosing without permission
—that your internal family matters will be monitored and manipulated by staff members with their own agenda
—that newspapers will openly print racist things about the person you love most
—that your spouse can’t seek clinical treatment for depression if necessary because it might make the family look bad

And on, and on. And yes, there are some people for whom a few of those things might be true, but not many for whom ALL of them are true. And before someone chimes in with all the perks and benefits of being part of the royal family, yes there are a lot.

I don’t defend everything they’ve done by a long shot. I don’t know them and neither do you. I am just mystified by people here making proclamations and analysis as if they do.

Well William has managed just fine.

DP. And in exchange he gets control of hundreds of millions of dollars. How is this a good deal for anyone that isn’t the heir? Of course others are going to do other things to earn money.

Harry received tens of millions.

Then he wanted more millions for living in LA and doing absolutely nothing.

Instead of becoming his own man, he decided to get those millions by sellling out his family to the highest bidder. Who does that kind of thing?

It is hard to muster sympathy for an able bodied adult multi millionaire regularly complaining that he is not getting paid more millions for doing absolutely nothing while publicly rejecting the family, country and taxpayers paying those millions.

Harry reportedly received an equivalent of 30 million dollars from his mother's estate. He received nothing from his father. Whether it is enough or not is relative within a family dynamic. His brother received over 200 million. It does pay to be the eldest child, but don't act like it is something a younger child would think is for lack of better term, unfair.

The king also gave harry a lump sum payout when he left the family, in the millions.

And harry received millions from the queen's estate, more than william, due to william being the future king. It was $14 million or so between the two of them, with harry receiving a larger share.

Harry had millions, tens of millions at least. He could have been comfortably supported for the rest of his life, just like William, but he didn't want to do the minimal work for it and wanted to be able to monetize the royal name, so he quit.

Harry received millions from his mother's estate, millions from his grandma's estate, and millions in a lump sum payout from uis father.

He is an able bodied middle age man, who was hiven tens of millions from both parents, his grandma, and the taxpayers of Britain. Complaining about how hard it is to get by on yens of millions of dollars in family money, and whining about how your brother who is still working for England hot more is just immature and ridiculous.

He can work and get a job.

A couple clarifications

All of the queen’s money and assets went to Charles to avoid inheritance tax (charming, right?). None of that went to Harry. The queen mother (Elizabeth’s mother, Harry’s great grandmother) did leave money for all the children who were born before she died. And yes, he got plenty from Diana.

Charles paid Harry when he was a working royal, and he stopped paying him when he stepped down as a working royal. This was a good amount of money for the work that working royals do, but it wasn’t a life changing sum, just the standard that any of the working royals would receive. A rumor that’s been perpetuated is that Charles gave Harry the money to buy his house, but that’s not true. It’s not how they operate. Eventually Charles may have gifted Harry a home if he stayed in the fold.

Also, Harry has jobs. He works for a tech startup, he is also involved in Invictus Games and Travalyst. And the Netflix thing.

Still sounds privileged to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I doubt that anyone on this board can actually provide an informed analysis. No one here knows what it’s like to be:

—born into a family where you are told from day one what your career will be
—that your whole family belongs to a country
—that you have very little freedom to explore your interests if they’re not deemed appropriate
—that by law you can’t marry the person of your choosing without permission
—that your internal family matters will be monitored and manipulated by staff members with their own agenda
—that newspapers will openly print racist things about the person you love most
—that your spouse can’t seek clinical treatment for depression if necessary because it might make the family look bad

And on, and on. And yes, there are some people for whom a few of those things might be true, but not many for whom ALL of them are true. And before someone chimes in with all the perks and benefits of being part of the royal family, yes there are a lot.

I don’t defend everything they’ve done by a long shot. I don’t know them and neither do you. I am just mystified by people here making proclamations and analysis as if they do.

Well William has managed just fine.

DP. And in exchange he gets control of hundreds of millions of dollars. How is this a good deal for anyone that isn’t the heir? Of course others are going to do other things to earn money.

Harry received tens of millions.

Then he wanted more millions for living in LA and doing absolutely nothing.

Instead of becoming his own man, he decided to get those millions by sellling out his family to the highest bidder. Who does that kind of thing?

It is hard to muster sympathy for an able bodied adult multi millionaire regularly complaining that he is not getting paid more millions for doing absolutely nothing while publicly rejecting the family, country and taxpayers paying those millions.

Harry reportedly received an equivalent of 30 million dollars from his mother's estate. He received nothing from his father. Whether it is enough or not is relative within a family dynamic. His brother received over 200 million. It does pay to be the eldest child, but don't act like it is something a younger child would think is for lack of better term, unfair.

The king also gave harry a lump sum payout when he left the family, in the millions.

And harry received millions from the queen's estate, more than william, due to william being the future king. It was $14 million or so between the two of them, with harry receiving a larger share.

Harry had millions, tens of millions at least. He could have been comfortably supported for the rest of his life, just like William, but he didn't want to do the minimal work for it and wanted to be able to monetize the royal name, so he quit.

Harry received millions from his mother's estate, millions from his grandma's estate, and millions in a lump sum payout from uis father.

He is an able bodied middle age man, who was hiven tens of millions from both parents, his grandma, and the taxpayers of Britain. Complaining about how hard it is to get by on yens of millions of dollars in family money, and whining about how your brother who is still working for England hot more is just immature and ridiculous.

He can work and get a job.

A couple clarifications

All of the queen’s money and assets went to Charles to avoid inheritance tax (charming, right?). None of that went to Harry. The queen mother (Elizabeth’s mother, Harry’s great grandmother) did leave money for all the children who were born before she died. And yes, he got plenty from Diana.

Charles paid Harry when he was a working royal, and he stopped paying him when he stepped down as a working royal. This was a good amount of money for the work that working royals do, but it wasn’t a life changing sum, just the standard that any of the working royals would receive. A rumor that’s been perpetuated is that Charles gave Harry the money to buy his house, but that’s not true. It’s not how they operate. Eventually Charles may have gifted Harry a home if he stayed in the fold.

Also, Harry has jobs. He works for a tech startup, he is also involved in Invictus Games and Travalyst. And the Netflix thing.

He received millions from his dad when he quit the royal family.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I doubt that anyone on this board can actually provide an informed analysis. No one here knows what it’s like to be:

—born into a family where you are told from day one what your career will be
—that your whole family belongs to a country
—that you have very little freedom to explore your interests if they’re not deemed appropriate
—that by law you can’t marry the person of your choosing without permission
—that your internal family matters will be monitored and manipulated by staff members with their own agenda
—that newspapers will openly print racist things about the person you love most
—that your spouse can’t seek clinical treatment for depression if necessary because it might make the family look bad

And on, and on. And yes, there are some people for whom a few of those things might be true, but not many for whom ALL of them are true. And before someone chimes in with all the perks and benefits of being part of the royal family, yes there are a lot.

I don’t defend everything they’ve done by a long shot. I don’t know them and neither do you. I am just mystified by people here making proclamations and analysis as if they do.

Well William has managed just fine.

DP. And in exchange he gets control of hundreds of millions of dollars. How is this a good deal for anyone that isn’t the heir? Of course others are going to do other things to earn money.

Harry received tens of millions.

Then he wanted more millions for living in LA and doing absolutely nothing.

Instead of becoming his own man, he decided to get those millions by sellling out his family to the highest bidder. Who does that kind of thing?

It is hard to muster sympathy for an able bodied adult multi millionaire regularly complaining that he is not getting paid more millions for doing absolutely nothing while publicly rejecting the family, country and taxpayers paying those millions.

Harry reportedly received an equivalent of 30 million dollars from his mother's estate. He received nothing from his father. Whether it is enough or not is relative within a family dynamic. His brother received over 200 million. It does pay to be the eldest child, but don't act like it is something a younger child would think is for lack of better term, unfair.

The king also gave harry a lump sum payout when he left the family, in the millions.

And harry received millions from the queen's estate, more than william, due to william being the future king. It was $14 million or so between the two of them, with harry receiving a larger share.

Harry had millions, tens of millions at least. He could have been comfortably supported for the rest of his life, just like William, but he didn't want to do the minimal work for it and wanted to be able to monetize the royal name, so he quit.

Harry received millions from his mother's estate, millions from his grandma's estate, and millions in a lump sum payout from uis father.

He is an able bodied middle age man, who was hiven tens of millions from both parents, his grandma, and the taxpayers of Britain. Complaining about how hard it is to get by on yens of millions of dollars in family money, and whining about how your brother who is still working for England hot more is just immature and ridiculous.

He can work and get a job.

A couple clarifications

All of the queen’s money and assets went to Charles to avoid inheritance tax (charming, right?). None of that went to Harry. The queen mother (Elizabeth’s mother, Harry’s great grandmother) did leave money for all the children who were born before she died. And yes, he got plenty from Diana.

Charles paid Harry when he was a working royal, and he stopped paying him when he stepped down as a working royal. This was a good amount of money for the work that working royals do, but it wasn’t a life changing sum, just the standard that any of the working royals would receive. A rumor that’s been perpetuated is that Charles gave Harry the money to buy his house, but that’s not true. It’s not how they operate. Eventually Charles may have gifted Harry a home if he stayed in the fold.

Also, Harry has jobs. He works for a tech startup, he is also involved in Invictus Games and Travalyst. And the Netflix thing.

Still sounds privileged to me.

+1. Extremely privileged.

[Anonymous]

In no way does the video show “twerking”.

In no way is the video on-brand for her.

You know who else posted a delivery room video dancing to this song? Pookie & Jett. It’s on-brand for them.

People criticize Meghan doing it not because they’re haters (although perhaps some are) but because it inconsistent with the brand that she has tried to put forth. Not the persona that she claims the royal family put upon her, but the one she is tried to perpetuate for herself since leaving there the one with “serious podcasts” with female founders, and a Martha Stewart-esque lifestyle show and product launch.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I doubt that anyone on this board can actually provide an informed analysis. No one here knows what it’s like to be:

—born into a family where you are told from day one what your career will be
—that your whole family belongs to a country
—that you have very little freedom to explore your interests if they’re not deemed appropriate
—that by law you can’t marry the person of your choosing without permission
—that your internal family matters will be monitored and manipulated by staff members with their own agenda
—that newspapers will openly print racist things about the person you love most
—that your spouse can’t seek clinical treatment for depression if necessary because it might make the family look bad

And on, and on. And yes, there are some people for whom a few of those things might be true, but not many for whom ALL of them are true. And before someone chimes in with all the perks and benefits of being part of the royal family, yes there are a lot.

I don’t defend everything they’ve done by a long shot. I don’t know them and neither do you. I am just mystified by people here making proclamations and analysis as if they do.

Well William has managed just fine.

DP. And in exchange he gets control of hundreds of millions of dollars. How is this a good deal for anyone that isn’t the heir? Of course others are going to do other things to earn money.

Harry received tens of millions.

Then he wanted more millions for living in LA and doing absolutely nothing.

Instead of becoming his own man, he decided to get those millions by sellling out his family to the highest bidder. Who does that kind of thing?

It is hard to muster sympathy for an able bodied adult multi millionaire regularly complaining that he is not getting paid more millions for doing absolutely nothing while publicly rejecting the family, country and taxpayers paying those millions.

Harry reportedly received an equivalent of 30 million dollars from his mother's estate. He received nothing from his father. Whether it is enough or not is relative within a family dynamic. His brother received over 200 million. It does pay to be the eldest child, but don't act like it is something a younger child would think is for lack of better term, unfair.

The king also gave harry a lump sum payout when he left the family, in the millions.

And harry received millions from the queen's estate, more than william, due to william being the future king. It was $14 million or so between the two of them, with harry receiving a larger share.

Harry had millions, tens of millions at least. He could have been comfortably supported for the rest of his life, just like William, but he didn't want to do the minimal work for it and wanted to be able to monetize the royal name, so he quit.

Harry received millions from his mother's estate, millions from his grandma's estate, and millions in a lump sum payout from uis father.

He is an able bodied middle age man, who was hiven tens of millions from both parents, his grandma, and the taxpayers of Britain. Complaining about how hard it is to get by on yens of millions of dollars in family money, and whining about how your brother who is still working for England hot more is just immature and ridiculous.

He can work and get a job.

A couple clarifications

All of the queen’s money and assets went to Charles to avoid inheritance tax (charming, right?). None of that went to Harry. The queen mother (Elizabeth’s mother, Harry’s great grandmother) did leave money for all the children who were born before she died. And yes, he got plenty from Diana.

Charles paid Harry when he was a working royal, and he stopped paying him when he stepped down as a working royal. This was a good amount of money for the work that working royals do, but it wasn’t a life changing sum, just the standard that any of the working royals would receive. A rumor that’s been perpetuated is that Charles gave Harry the money to buy his house, but that’s not true. It’s not how they operate. Eventually Charles may have gifted Harry a home if he stayed in the fold.

Also, Harry has jobs. He works for a tech startup, he is also involved in Invictus Games and Travalyst. And the Netflix thing.

He received millions from his dad when he quit the royal family.

Source?

[Anonymous]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/europe/harry-charles-finances-royal-palace/2021/06/24/675411b0-d4ca-11eb-b39f-05a2d776b1f4_story.html

“ Prince Charles’s office, Clarence House, published in its annual accounts that Charles paid his sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, and their families, a sum of $6.3 million. The annual report covers the period from April 1, 2020, to March 31, 2021. It’s not broken down by family.”

So $6.3 million, shared between William and Harry. Even if it was broken evenly, and let’s be honest, it probably wasn’t considering they weren’t working anymore, William had a bigger role and more kids etc (and sausage gate), it would be $3.15 million in parting.

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Anonymous wrote:This video makes me like her more - she has personality, can dance, has a sense of humor, and is having a silly time with her husband.

Comments like this make me wonder if publicists post here.

I think their staff is definitely posting in many forums. I dip into DataLounge, Lipstick Alley, Reddit sub for MM, and British News sites, and in the last 2 weeks there is a definite change in "outsiders" opinions that usually aren't that represented, suddenly posting pro-Meghan stuff. I think it's their recently announced hiring of PR staff (and their recent quittings/firings) that is behind all of this.

The pro-Meghan - she's so funny! she's so silly! she loves her husband H! just doesn't jive with everything I've seen for the past 6 months. These places are suddenly getting this different tone that screams Meghan PR interns trying to sway internet conversations.

"I hate MM...so I purposely seek out content about her to the point that I know when public opinion has even a slight change."

Do you hear yourself? You really are deranged.