According to Hello magazine, she continued, "Just like so many of you, we know this is about family and friends in the community that Invictus has created, that Fisher House has created, and so I had to just spend a little more time at home getting our little one settled."
Meghan elaborated on what she had been doing to settle her two children at their home in Montecito, California. She mentioned that she had been busy getting milkshakes, doing school drop-offs, and had just landed a couple of hours ago.
However, it was at this point that things took an interesting turn. Meghan's mention of the children seemed to make Prince Harry visibly uncomfortable. He leaned away from her, covered his mouth, and nervously put his hand in his pocket.
This reaction hinted that Meghan's remarks about their kids might not have been entirely genuine. It appeared as though she was using their children as props for a theatrical effect, revealing her true nature. Meghan's attempt to portray a relatable family moment fell flat, as buying milkshakes and describing school drop-offs do not typically warrant such fanfare. This incident raised questions about Meghan's understanding of parenting and the authenticity of her statements.
The Invictus Games began on Saturday, the 9th, but Meghan mentioned that it took her three days to buy milkshakes and complete a school run before she left for Germany on Monday, the 11th. This led to speculation about who would handle the school runs for the rest of the week. Meghan's comments suggested that their child might have only attended school for one day a week. The situation raised the question of whether the school drop-offs were as significant as Meghan made them out to be or merely part of a carefully crafted narrative.
It's worth noting that Meghan's trip to In-N-Out Burger earlier in the week had also garnered attention. Photos of her visit to the fast-food chain with a friend, where she was seen driving a Black Range Rover, were obtained by The Daily Mail. Some sources even suggested that Meghan had arranged these photos, claiming that she had to instruct the drive-through employee to step back to ensure the camera captured the shot. This orchestrated photo op raised questions about Meghan's transparency in her public appearances.
Tom Bauer, a commentator, criticized Meghan's claim of being late due to milkshakes, finding it ludicrous. He pointed out the irony of Meghan speaking about family values when she had reportedly strained her relationship with her own family, including her father. Bauer also highlighted her previous talk about caring for victims while not visiting her father in Mexico, who had suffered a stroke. These inconsistencies in Meghan's public image left many skeptical about her intentions and authenticity.
