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19.05.2021 4:14:36
“Americans can be much more direct,” wrote the authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand in defence of the duchess, “and that often doesn’t sit well in the much more refined institution of the monarchy.” more
See full version: Harry and Meghan #116 Meggy exercising her bunions while Haz mucks about with his carrots and onions
“Americans can be much more direct,” wrote the authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand in defence of the duchess, “and that often doesn’t sit well in the much more refined institution of the monarchy.” more
“So is that what you’re talking about?” asked Oprah. “It brought back memories of that?”
William, for his part, felt just as strongly about Meghan and the need for her subversive “agenda” to be removed from the operations of the British monarchy, which she did not appear to understand or respect. He certainly wanted Meghan removed, for a start, from the hitherto harmonious joint household that he and his brother had operated together for the best part of a decade. William simply did not want her or Harry around any more.
When trying to define the moment that marked the decisive rift with his brother William — the break-up and actual separation of the joint household they had established together in 2009 — Harry would fix upon his triumphant return with Meghan from their Australian tour at the end of October 2018. But if asked the same question, William would have fixed on a more specific event: the explosive argument he had had with his brother earlier that month.
According to the source, Meghan struggled with jealousy about her and Harry's position relative to that of Kate and her husband, Prince William, who is directly in line to inherit the throne. more
A new book, Kensington Palace: An Intimate Memoir From Queen Mary To Meghan Markle by Tom Quinn, aims to lift the curtain on what the royals are like behind closed doors. For the book, Quinn interviewed many former staffers from Kensington Palace—including some who worked at the royal residence when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were living there together before their royal wedding.
There's so much tea here and we can't wait to read the full book when it's released on May 14.
In an excerpt from the book published by the Daily Mail, sources described the differences that led Meghan to butt heads with her sister-in-law, Kate Middleton, and described the incident that eventually led to the Sussexes' decision to move to Windsor and split their household from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's.
Princess Anne's blunt reply to full-scale Royal Family row after she missed christening (Image: GETTY)
After laughing, Anne replied: “Usually, it is not worth saying anything because the fact that it was just a story in the first place, you know they will take anything you say and it will come out on their side.” here
Royal correspondent Ashley Walton wrote that the couple’s “deliberate” absence fuelled reports that Anne was angry at being overlooked as godmother for the second time. more
The royal correspondent also noted that Prince Charles’ decision to leave his sister off the list of six godparents annoyed Prince Philip. more
Please. These people will be your ”friends” as long as you're not up for the same roles, endorsements, etc. If you think for one second Beyonce was gonna let Meghan Markle have her Disney contract because ”my princess” I can assure you that would be a cold day in hell. here
What she would have got (if it hadn't been decommissioned!)
It's hilarious that they thought they would waltz into Hollywood and be treated like gods. here
Much as I can't stand Lainey, she does have moments of compassion. Her view on Milli Vanilli for e.g., is 100% compassionate, honest and on the mark.
It's 100% on the mark as well what she says about white fragility and especially when she quotes Robin DiAngelo who states: