In the interview, Angela Levin discussed Meghan Markle's upcoming participation alongside Prince Harry at the opening of the 2023 Invictus Games in Germany. Levin expressed her frustration with Meghan's presence at the event, saying, "I am furious that she's going to the Invictus Games. This is what Harry is really proud of. However, he's usually in the background when it comes to Meghan, almost like a servant. He should take some joy in standing in the spotlight himself."
Levin's perspective is that Meghan should have stepped back and allowed Harry to bask in the Invictus Games spotlight alone. She criticized Meghan's role, stating, "She's coming to speak to the 500 participants about courage and resilience. It's ironic and would be amusing if it weren't so tragic. She lacks courage and resilience."
Levin believes that Meghan's involvement is part of her broader plan, suggesting that she thrives on creating complexities and needs to maintain a grand image despite essentially being an appendage to Harry's fame.
Angela Levin has consistently criticized Meghan Markle's past behavior and argues that she continues to repeat previous mistakes. Levin also took aim at Prince Harry, asserting that he acts too much like a servant to his wife and should exercise more independence.
Levin perceives Meghan as embracing a victim mentality, which she believes is inconsistent with the spirit of the Invictus Games, where participants have overcome physical and psychological challenges.
For much of the past year, Meghan has distanced herself from several significant events in Prince Harry's life, according to Levin. She suggests that Meghan has kept herself out of Harry's activities, including events like promoting "The Bench," attending court appearances, and even being notably absent at the coronation. Levin contends that Meghan's sudden involvement in the Invictus Games is incongruous and suggests insincerity.
The 2023 Invictus Games will take place in Dusseldorf, Germany, marking the sixth installment of the event. With a theme of "A Home for Respect," the games will bring together 500 competitors from 21 nations, accompanied by their family members and friends, who will compete in ten different events.
Prince Harry conceived the idea for the Invictus Games after his initial deployment to Afghanistan, where he encountered wounded service members and pondered their post-injury lives. The first Invictus Games were held in 2014 in London, and the 2023 edition is scheduled from September 9 to September 16. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expected to attend the opening day of the competitio
