During an interview on GB News, the couple was referred to as clowns, with criticism aimed at their boasts regarding a 200-mile convoy journey. The claim of an almost catastrophic car chase in May was labeled as untrue, adding to the absurdity surrounding their visit.
The oddity extended to the stage of the Project Healthy Minds event. An insider from Archewell staff revealed that Meghan had them set up the stage to resemble a throne, following a preordained design. The background behind her seat was intended to mimic the backdrop where kings sit, and a chair was strategically placed at the center of the stage. Other speakers, including Prince Harry, were designated to sit on either side.
The entire stage was adorned with beige tones, creating a quasi-throne appearance, with halo-like decorations positioned around Meghan's head. Dressed in white, she presented herself in a saintly queenly manner, orchestrating everything and assuming the role of a self-regarding monarch.
Meghan's desire was to be seated in front of the halo-like spikes, flanked by two men as if they were guarding her honor. This staging was intended to project an image of herself as a saintly or quasi-queen, meticulously coordinated for the sake of self-promotion and enhancing her image.
Comparisons were drawn to a photograph of Prince William with a blue placard reading "king" and a crown behind him. The key distinction lay in the fact that William's photo appeared natural and unscripted, while Meghan's staging came across as contrived and artificial.
Notably, the staff subtly moved their chairs, positioning Prince Harry at the center of the backdrop, third from the left. During their visit to New York City, Prince Harry's body language appeared strained, with an expression that seemed haunted, according to body language expert Judy James.
She suggested that the subject of the event might personally trouble him, as his demeanor appeared serious and even grim-faced. Similar observations were made in 2019 when Prince Harry seemed unhappy during their Africa trip, raising concerns about his well-being.
