Lorren Exposes Meghan Markle's $300k Earnings from Charlotte Pics, Amid Accusations of Bullying and Room Invasion

It's been mentioned repeatedly that Meghan Markle doesn't align with feminist ideals; instead, she appears self-indulgent, aiming to perpetuate stereotypes about women. She seems to project a narrative of "I saved you from the big bad world, so worship me." However, it's important to acknowledge that we no longer live in the 1950s, and women are not underrepresented; they have their own voices. They don't require a failed actress like Meghan Markle to appoint herself as their champion without their consent.

Meghan fails to recognize that she's the one imposing labels on women. For instance, during her Archetypes podcast, she attempted to categorize Paris Hilton with the "bimbo" trope, despite Hilton's assertion that she was never a "dumb blonde." She tried the same with Mariah Carey, who promptly shut her down.

Reports have circulated about Meghan's alleged mistreatment of female staff at Kensington Palace, resulting in numerous resignations at Archewell, where both male and female employees have quit. There are claims of her mistreatment of a nanny named Lauren and even the Well's Nanny, Maria. There's a story where Maria supposedly caught Meghan taking pictures of a sleeping Princess Charlotte. When questioned, Meghan allegedly boasted that she could fetch over $300,000 for those photos.

At Meghan and Harry's wedding, Princess Diana made sure to keep a close eye on the children. The kids didn't enter the chapel during the register signing, and they walked out with the Prince and Princess of Wales instead of the other bridesmaids and page boys. After what transpired, it's understandable that no mother would want Meghan near their children.

There have also been instances where Meghan appeared to act competitively with young girls for attention. An example is when she gave her niece, Charlotte, a seemingly dirty look at a wedding. It's worth noting that Meghan's journey up the ladder to success appears to have involved significant efforts, and her cosmetic choices have been debated.

Given her past identification as "Caucasian" on a resume, her comments about her childhood hair, her lack of close relationships with individuals of color, and her complex relationship with her own identity, it's clear that Meghan's views and behavior are layered.

Furthermore, her actions and interactions with staff and other women don't inspire confidence in her treatment of others. Her apparent insecurities are evident despite her grandstanding and virtue signaling. How one treats those who can do nothing for them often reveals their true nature, and Meghan's conduct raises questions about her intentions and character.