Let's talk about the noticeable tension between Harry and Meghan before getting into the fascinating specifics. There are indications of stress in the relationship between this couple, who were once hailed as the embodiment of contemporary monarchy. This isn't just conjecture; Juvie James, a qualified body language specialist, has made this observation.
According to James, when Harry and Meghan returned from their romantic Caribbean getaway, their body language resembled that of acquaintances rather than passionate lovers. Meghan's post-holiday glow seemed to have faded faster than you can say "Royal drama."
Back at the Grand Prix event, Harry initially appeared in good spirits. However, the good times didn't last as a crowd began protesting against him, and it became painfully evident that people weren't exactly clamoring for his attention. In a cringe-inducing video clip, Harry donned headphones, feigning interest in the race. But his body language told a different story, with dilated pupils and fidgety behavior that betrayed his awareness of being filmed while trying to appear engaged. Unfortunately, the attempt came off as off-putting.
It's worth noting that BetterUp had to pull some strings to secure Harry a ticket to the event, and even with his presence, he appeared about as interested as a rock at a tea party.
But wait, there's more. These recent moments of Harry feeling slighted aren't isolated incidents. Brace yourselves for this one – fans at the Rugby World Cup had a little something prepared for him, and it wasn't a warm welcome. To be clear, Harry didn't even attend the match in question, but South African kids at the Rugby World Cup stadium decided to taunt him by holding up a photo comparing Harry to Steven Kitshoff, a South African rugby player, with text that read, "We have the better ginger." Ouch, right? The message was clear – these kids adored Steven more than they did Harry.
Yet, the humiliation doesn't end there. Just last week, during Kate Middleton's appearance at an event, Frenchmen in the crowd boldly held up signs essentially begging her to divorce Prince William and marry them instead.
It seems that the Sussexes might want to reconsider any notions of relocating to South Africa because, let's be brutally honest, they might not be cut out for it. Life in South Africa demands resilience, something Harry might be lacking. Harry's perspective on Africa seems steeped in colonial-era privilege, where he's accustomed to having people cater to his every whim. In his mind, Africa is a place where he can snap his fingers and have someone fan him or feed him grapes, a far cry from the realities of life for most people on the continent.
There's even a cringeworthy photo of the couple at a hotel or embassy where they posed with the staff who couldn't muster up even a hint of enthusiasm. It's becoming evident that the Sussexes are burning bridges faster than a wildfire in the dry season.
They might want to reconsider their options because, let's face it, living in Australia, South Africa, or the South Pacific Islands might not be in the cards for them. Sometimes, the truth is the only way to see things as they are.
