In a video, Lady C questioned the credibility of the claims, emphasizing that only Harry and Meghan would know the truth. Acknowledging the possibility that Harry faced challenges and deserved sympathy due to his potential antisocial personality disorder, Lady C made it clear that it didn't excuse his actions. She refuted the idea of Harry going to the hospital for a drug overdose, suggesting that if he used illegal drugs at home, Doria was effectively managing the situation to prevent further incidents.
Lady C offered potential paths for Harry's recovery, including 12-step programs, rehabilitation, and spiritual journeys. Additionally, she provided insights into Doria's role in managing Harry's needs, highlighting her willingness to honor his requests by retiring to the guest house when necessary.
Furthermore, Lady C revealed details about the cast of "Suits" agreeing to appear at the Golden Globes with the condition that Meghan Markle was not present. According to Lady C, Megan's absence was not due to elimination but a strategic move to redirect attention back to the show and alleviate the cast's frustration with her dominating the spotlight. The decision was also influenced by concerns about potential excessive demands from Meghan.
In other news, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's silence on their next project with Netflix has left royal commentators and live streamers puzzled. Despite signing a 5-year, $100 million deal with Netflix after leaving the royal family in 2020, the couple has not announced their next project. Royal expert Richard Fitz Williams suggests that they need to break their silence to give the public something to anticipate if they want their Netflix deal to last beyond 2025. Fitz Williams notes that their silence has caused confusion, and they need to produce new content to maintain their streaming contracts, especially after losing their deal with Spotify.
