
Royal Twitter has been talking abt this for ages. Just showed up in the news. Meghan and Harry call a super fan that runs pro H&M account that regularly posts terrible things about Kate, such as “anorexic wrinkly hoe”...I thought they were against online bullying?
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/12407454/harry-meghan-phone-fan-twitter-troll-royals/ |
https://twitter.com/danwootton/status/1294398114590273536?s=21 This twitter thread has the receipts |
those Meghan fans are serious bullies. i'm glad they got called out but surprised Harry and Meghan support them - don't they have handlers that do some due diligence before they dive into stuff? |
yep. Plus his inheritance from his mom and his inheritance from the queen mum. |
Did you even read the article? I don’t think you did. |
i don't think they have people checking things for them, they have had some trouble in the past. I also think for the most part Meghan and Harry tend to navel gaze a bit. |
This. She’s so transactional and climbing it’s sad. |
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I haven’t heard that nn before for H&M. It’s perfect! |
Gotta hand it to MM. She leaves Hollywood as a third rate actress on a barely watched show, married PH, and now slides back to Santa Barbara to a house that sounds lovely but way too expensive for a pair who really have no viable means of income save for what the BRF and Prince Charles will hand out to them. Sure, Harry has an inheritance from Diana but it wasn’t massive.
Guessing these two will downside in the next few years - and divorce shortly after. This isn’t for the long haul, that’s for sure. |
Interesting op-Ed in the NYTs today: The British Monarchy Is a Game. Harry and Meghan Didn’t Want to Play.
Prince Harry confused sacrifice with service. Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, confused it with fame https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/15/opinion/finding-freedom-harry-meghan.html?referringSource=articleShare |
The op-ed is a little opaque but actually does capture the weird attitude of Britons toward the royals (I lived there for 5 years post college). Her point about how Kate is popular because she's silent is a good one, and does explain a lot about why Meghan has struggled so much. Being a royal truly is about being a figurehead and letting the public project their feelings about the country onto you. Anyone who tries to publicly be an individual gets dragged -- Diana, Fergie, Meghan. Interestingly, I think Camilla has nailed the balance. She was fortunate to come to it late in life and never had to perform the role of princess for anyone. But she is someone who appears to have an actual personality and private life, but keeps it under wraps so that she can perform royal duties. She's publicly silent, but you get the sense that behind closed doors she feels comfortable in her own skin and not overly burdened by the public perception of her. |
Camilla was born into British high society, has moved in royal circles all her life and knows how the game is played. She has the confidence that comes with knowing she belongs. Apples and oranges to compare with the Sussex situation. |
Harry received a larger inheritance from the Queen Mother than he got from Diana. And hasn’t he been living rent free his whole life? Not to say they have the funds to live a billionaire lifestyle but they could theoretically have paid for this house with harry’s cash on hands (which also makes sense as to how they got a mortgage on it). |
I just don't see why anyone would find her talks inspirational. She did not experience racial profiling growing up and had a privileged life. Only dated and married white guys. When I first saw pictures of her, I had no idea that she was biracial. Now she and her lily white husband are experts in diversity? Give me a break.
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