Montecito Newspaper Reveals Post-4th July Pic Fight between Meghan and Harry, Resulting in Harry's Sudden Disappearance
According to a Montecito newspaper, Meghan and Harry are physically fine following their 4th of July picture. However, an unexpected turn of events occurred when Harry suddenly vanished. Reports suggest that Henry, as Meghan fondly refers to him, is upset with the public for capturing photos of him. Meghan, on the other hand, seems unperturbed by the attention and is known to embrace being photographed.
It is rumored that Harry disappeared into seclusion on July 4th after a heated argument with Meghan. Allegedly, she insisted on carrying their little one with her to avoid any blurry photos. The couple has been described as frequently engaging in shouting matches, physical altercations, and destructive behavior towards each other and their possessions, including cars.
They are reported to engage in constant gaslighting, even involving their children as witnesses and confidants. Despite their marital status, they reside in separate bedrooms and continuously bicker and argue over various issues. Their toxic dynamic has turned their home into an emotional war zone, a sad sight for onlookers.
Remarkably, the prime-time Emmy nominations were announced recently, but Harry and Meghan's documentary series failed to make the cut. This news reportedly left the couple unhappy, according to royal expert Ingrid Seward, the editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine. The documentary series, released three months after the passing of Queen Elizabeth II in December 2022, was a significant part of their multi-million dollar deal with Netflix.
Speculation arises about their next documentary, with possibilities including one about Harry's charity work with the Invictus Games or a project involving his return to Africa.
One of the main criticisms of the couple's documentary series was their portrayal of the royal family. In the series, Harry and Meghan depict the royal family as adversaries while positioning themselves as saviors of the world.
Seward highlights how Harry insinuated that his family disapproved of his marriage to Meghan due to her American acting background. Furthermore, Harry mentioned being raised by a second family in Africa after his mother Diana's death.
The series received significant attention, breaking Netflix records for the most-watched documentary debut, accumulating a total of 81.6 million hours within the first four days. However, despite its popularity, the series failed to secure an Emmy nomination.
The Montecito newspaper's revelation about the Sussexes' post-4th July pic fight has led to Harry's sudden disappearance, while their documentary series missed out on an Emmy nomination, leaving the couple dissatisfied with the outcome.
