Their unquenchable thirst for the spotlight appears boundless, and they have repeatedly played the victim card against the royal family at every turn. They chose to step away from royal duties but continue to cling to their royal names and titles, creating a glaring double standard that is infuriating.
Now, let's discuss the car chase that took place during their previous visit to New York City. Meghan, Harry, and Meghan's mother, Doria, were reportedly involved in a supposed car chase that resembled a Hollywood drama more than real life. The fallout from this fake car chase has been nothing short of embarrassing, and it's evident that their association with Meghan and Harry has damaged their reputation. Bill Guthy, who generously lent them his private jet, has had enough and is now demanding the return of his jets, wanting nothing further to do with Meghan.
The rift caused by the negative media attention from their previous trips has left a bitter taste in Guthy's reputation. Furthermore, it's crucial to note that Meghan and Harry's claims about their green credentials appear to be empty words. While Harry once championed environmental causes, their recent actions tell a different story. In just a few months, they've taken seven international flights, leaving a massive carbon footprint. Their hypocrisy is astounding, and it's evident that they don't practice what they preach.
As if the situation couldn't get more absurd, Meghan and Harry have requested top-level 24/7 protection from the NYPD for their upcoming trip to New York City. However, Mayor Eric Adams has made it abundantly clear that they won't be receiving any such special treatment. He sees through their facade and refuses to bow down. Their previous car chase stunt didn't fool him, and he's not willing to waste taxpayer money. Meghan and Harry's plan to use their Foundation funds for security is nothing short of audacious. They intend to justify their unnecessary expenses by claiming they'll fundraise during their trip, a classic example of manipulative tactics.
Their upcoming trip to NYC, supposedly for a mental health summit and to address cyberbullying, reeks of hypocrisy. How can they preach about mental health when they've cut off their own parents? Their credibility is in tatters, and it's time for the public to see through their charade.
