According to a source close to the couple, Meghan and Harry are feeling upset and frustrated about their inability to draw a sizable crowd or significant attention during their visit. Notably, upon their arrival and departure from the Hudson Yards area, there were no enthusiastic crowds waiting for them. When locals were asked about their thoughts on the couple being in the city, many expressed indifference.
This lack of public enthusiasm must be particularly disappointing for Meghan, as it appears she seeks validation of her popularity through large crowds. While it might be satisfying to some to learn that the absence of adoring crowds bothers them, it is, in fact, their own responsibility for not taking measures, such as hiring a crowd for their return. It's also worth mentioning that there were no packs of journalists trailing them, despite their previous claims
Recently, a photo circulated on Twitter showing Meghan Markle smiling, seemingly reminiscent of a Disneyland visit, while taking a photo with a grieving parent. This behavior reinforces the perception that Meghan takes advantage of those who are genuinely struggling with mental health, displaying a lack of empathy and a disregard for others. It appears as if she views people as mere props in her personal narrative, using them to serve her own interests.
Meghan's speech at the event, where she mentioned that being a mother is the most important thing after being married, was expected to elicit laughter that didn't materialize. This was seen as inappropriate, given that she was discussing such personal matters with individuals who have experienced the loss of their own children, which is particularly sensitive territory.
Furthermore, Meghan's speech contained what some might describe as "word salad" and platitudes, and her choice of attire was the subject of detailed articles discussing its price, which some found unnecessary.
It's unfortunate that the parents who attended the event had to endure Meghan and Harry's presence, as it seems the couple believes they have the privilege to infringe upon their space.
