A royal body language expert observed that Meghan seemed to deliberately take the spotlight with her arrival. In a conversation with GB News, expert Jesus Enrique Rosas noted that Meghan appeared to march ahead of the veterans, which was quite shocking.
It is evident that Meghan was diverting attention from the real protagonists of the Invictus Games. While she had the right to be in Dusseldorf, featuring her so prominently effectively overshadowed the games, which was a missed opportunity. Despite numerous PR articles praising her involvement with wounded soldiers, a viral Twitter clip provided a contrasting perspective on how she treats contestants participating in the Invictus Games.
In the clip, Meghan is seen engaging in a photo opportunity with a wheelchair-bound veteran, but there is a notable absence of acknowledgment or interaction with the person occupying the wheelchair. Instead, Meghan appears solely focused on capturing a selfie, using the veteran as a mere backdrop. Her facial expression during this encounter has been described as dismissive and disinterested, displaying a lack of engagement or empathy for the veteran.
Family members of injured soldiers have also expressed disappointment, highlighting Meghan's perceived disrespectful attitude towards their loved ones. Observers have noted instances where Meghan appeared to wipe her hands on other people's clothing after brief interactions with wounded soldiers. This viral clip has sparked discussions about Meghan's approach to public appearances and the perception that she may prioritize photo opportunities and PR strategies over authentic and meaningful interactions with individuals she meets at such events.
Critics argue that a simple gesture such as a handshake or asking for someone's name can go a long way in making people feel valued and respected. This contrasts with Meghan's perceived approach of using individuals as props for photo ops. Furthermore, some have pointed out that Meghan gave an athlete an unsolicited kiss, but upon closer inspection, it appears she kissed the woman with the side of her mouth to avoid direct contact.
Kissing and hugging may be viewed as visual proof that Meghan cares and is a loving person. However, it is important to consider that such actions may be disrespectful to someone who may not welcome such contact from a near stranger.
Additionally, Meghan completely ignored a member of the Sussex Squad who was caught behind the camera, saying, "Megan, the Sussex Squad is here." This raises questions about Meghan's intentions and whether she deliberately chose to ignore them to create the impression that she didn't know who they were when she actually did.
In a video by The Wall Grift on YouTube, it was discussed how Meghan's choice to join a white sorority at Northwestern rather than a black one was seen as an indication of racism. Furthermore, during an engagement, Meghan avoided hugging a black woman. Despite her belief that her in-laws are the racists, it is worth noting that the royal family serves millions of black people throughout the Commonwealth, primarily people of color.
