She accused Harry and Meghan of constantly seeking attention and making money solely from their connection to the Royals. Caprice lamented the family fallout on both sides, expressing sadness and questioning Meghan's ability to rebrand herself amid the ongoing media scrutiny. In Caprice's view, the couple panics when not in the press, and she believes they resort to generating attention with controversial statements. She emphasized the importance of actions over words, insinuating that the couple's behaviors have been questionable and prone to fabrication. Caprice even referred to Meghan's court apology, suggesting that there were numerous instances where she got caught up in little fibs.
Caprice defended her previous statement about Kate being the "most elegant," expressing frustration with Meghan's spokesperson, Scooby, for his comments about Kate. Caprice aligned herself with those who appreciate the royal family's lack of political stance. She asserted that Harry and Meghan are fibbers from the beginning, urging skepticism and fact-checking of everything they say.
The narrative takes a critical turn as the writer expresses strong disdain for Meghan, describing her as a "vile, corrupt, untrustworthy, narcissistic liar, and lunatic." The writer believes there is zero chance of Meghan being welcomed back into the royal family, asserting that she has burned all bridges. The passage concludes with a prediction of karmic consequences and accusations that Meghan and her team are actively being nasty to other members of the royal family.
