Roth mentioned that this series provides a unique opportunity to hear their story directly from them. Roth, a television producer, has been friends with Markle since their university days and has been an advocate for her.
She mentioned that she has personally witnessed how Meghan treats her friends, their families, and colleagues over the 22 years of their friendship. However, she made a statement suggesting that Meghan might have a mental health issue. Roth referred to her as a narcissist, categorizing it as a mental illness according to the DSM-5, a reference book on mental health disorders published by the American Psychiatric Association.
Roth further elaborated on her observations, highlighting Meghan's peculiar behavior when attending events, whether invited or not. She mentioned Meghan's tendency to position herself at the edge of photos and act as though she's part of the group, which Roth found odd and bizarre. She recounted a specific incident where Meghan appeared to be engaged in a conversation with an empty room while pretending to converse with potential sponsors for a political campaign. Roth shared this anecdote alongside an Instagram photo.
In the context of this discussion, the DSM-5 refers to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, which is a comprehensive reference book on mental health conditions and disorders. The DSM-5 is the fifth and most recent edition, initially released in May 2013, with a revised version known as the DSM-5TR released in March 2022.
Additionally, Roth touched upon Meghan's strategic approach to education, noting that her enrollment at Northwestern was part of a calculated plan. She emphasized Meghan's knack for name-dropping and her ability to turn a simple school tour of the White House into a story about being personally invited by the sitting president. Roth also mentioned Meghan's internship in Buenos Aires, arranged through her uncle, and compared her experiences to those of Prince William and Prince Harry, who had their own unique experiences and work while in Buenos Aires.
Furthermore, Roth shared an anecdote about Meghan's desire to attend Princeton University, although she didn't get accepted. Instead, Meghan attended Northwestern University, consistently ranked among the top 10 to 12 universities in the United States.
