Elser delves into the couple's apparent endeavor to establish "Meghan" as a brand and highlights the curiosity surrounding this quest. She humorously quips, "If aliens landed on Earth tomorrow, after they had downloaded TikTok, tried a Twix, and absorbed the entire 10 seasons of Love Island in under three seconds, then I would imagine their next priority would be to come to grips with 'Meghan.' Who and what?"
Elser further points out the intriguing nature of Meghan's portrayal on the royal family's official website. She notes, "When the extraterrestrial invasion comes, to answer the 'Meghan' question, I really hope no one suggests they consult the royal family's updated official website, with her entry having been very curiously pruned and strangely altered."
The crux of the matter is that this week, the royal family's edit button was seemingly employed to deliver what some perceive as a fresh snub to the Duchess of Sussex. Elser describes the website entries as rather monotonous, each detailing a Windsor's charitable interests and their unwavering commitment to Crown Inc.
However, Meghan's page stands out starkly. Upon clicking, it reveals a strikingly concise entry, a mere six sentences in length, and noticeably lacking the warmth found in the others. Elser humorously quips that it's so devoid of warmth that one might risk getting frostbite just by reading it.
