Not a word, not a whisper, not even a raised royal eyebrow from the senior members of the royal family. Ouch. Can you almost hear the sound of Meghan's heart shattering, like delicate china? The drama, the feeling of betrayal, and the "Meghan deserves better" hashtag are all at the forefront of the current situation.
But wait, there's more. Our royal expert of the day, Hillary Fordwich, has a theory juicier than a perfectly ripe grape. She's asserting that the Cambridge couple not only overlooked Meghan's birthday but went so far as to deliberately ignore her. The audacity! Apparently, in the previous year, they were all about the love, posting birthday wishes complete with a photo.
Hold onto your seats, though; it gets spicier. This year, their well-wishes were directed at a wildlife documentary team. Yes, you read that correctly. They opted to send their digital cake emojis and party hats to a group dedicated to rhinos. It's as if they looked at Meghan's birthday and thought, "Nah, let's save our social media enchantment for some rhinos."
Now, let's shift our focus to King Charles III, shall we? He's adhering to protocol, they say. Ah, the age-old protocol. You didn't wish me a happy birthday because, as the late Queen used to maintain, those wishes were reserved exclusively for working royals. But let's be honest here, that's akin to giving someone a slice of cake and then telling them they can't eat it. And here's where it gets even more captivating. Hillary Fordwich has an opinion on this matter. Essentially, she's proposing that while adhering to protocol is one thing, it's not an absolute necessity. After all, he's the king, for crying out loud. He could easily amend the rulebook if he chose to, maybe toss it out of the palace window, or even invent a new version of a birthday wish, if he so desired. The possibilities are truly endless.
Now, onto the crux of the matter. Hillary believes that this conspicuous absence of birthday affection serves as a glaring indicator of a chilly relationship between Meghan and the monarchy. It's as if Montecito is experiencing a new kind of cold front, not just due to the ocean breeze.
