Levin's frustration stemmed from the news that Meghan would be accompanying Prince Harry to the opening of the 2023 Invictus Games in Germany. You might wonder what the issue is with that. Well, according to Levin, Meghan doesn't belong at this event, which is a project that Harry is genuinely proud of.
Levin feels that Meghan should have taken a step back and allowed Harry to shine at the upcoming Invictus Games on his own. Instead, she's planning to address the 500 participants about courage and resilience. That's where Levin really drops the bomb.
Levin goes on to say that it's ironic, almost comical if it weren't so tragic, because, in her opinion, Meghan lacks courage and resilience. Levin concludes that Meghan's participation is all part of a grand scheme, and she's making things difficult while clinging to Harry's coattails just to maintain her title. It's a scathing criticism that doesn't pull any punches.
But Levin doesn't stop there; she also takes aim at Prince Harry. She believes he's been acting like a 'servant' to Meghan, which is a strong word to use when describing a prince. Levin thinks Meghan still portrays herself as a victim, and the Invictus Games, where she'll be addressing wounded soldiers, fits this narrative.
Now, here's where things get interesting. For the past year, Meghan distanced herself from several key events in Prince Harry's life, such as book promotions, court appearances, or even the coronation. According to Levin, she was nowhere to be seen when he needed her support. But suddenly, she's willing to stand by his side for the Invictus Games, and Levin isn't buying it.
The 2023 Invictus Games are undeniably a significant event, bringing together wounded service members from around the world to compete and share their stories of resilience. However, Levin's assertion that Meghan's presence will make it 'phony beyond phony' adds another layer to this ongoing saga.
