Candace Owens has put forth a theory that Prince Harry perceives Meghan Markle as Princess Diana, and her controversial monologue on this subject has gone viral on TikTok. In the monologue, the conservative commentator suggests that Meghan is tapping into a real childhood trauma that Prince Harry endured from losing his mother. Harry, in various instances, has expressed his belief that history is repeating itself, drawing parallels between Meghan's experiences with the royal family and Diana's. Many commentators have speculated that Harry may be driven by a desire to save Meghan, attempting to heal the childhood wound caused by his mother's death.
Owens takes a further step by proposing that Meghan has exploited the trauma of Diana's death in a 1997 Paris car crash to strengthen her connection with Harry throughout their entire relationship. Owens contends that Meghan is emotionally abusive and engaging in Freudian transfer. Owens initially presented this monologue on a Daily Wire show in December 2022, following the release of the couple's Netflix docu-series. The clip has resurfaced on TikTok, garnering nearly 13,000 likes and over 200,000 views.
Owens claims that Megan convinced Harry to believe that she is Princess Diana, a notion she finds disturbing on multiple levels. She delves into Meghan's struggles with thoughts of death, as revealed in her March 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey. Megan admitted feeling ashamed to share these thoughts, fearing it would impact Harry, who had already suffered significant loss. Owens argues that this emotional mistreatment triggered Prince Harry and played a role in their decision to leave the Royal Family.
As Megan Markle contemplates writing her memoir, she is advised to approach it strategically and be discreet about certain topics to maintain popularity. Despite having shared experiences in the docu-series, the question remains whether Megan will address her time in the royal family. Given the leaked transcript of Endgame, which disclosed names, Megan may choose to discuss the race issue discreetly, balancing the need for credibility without appearing vindictive or overly sensationalistic. It is suggested that Megan, if working on a memoir, would carefully consider the potential impact on relationships, especially with members of the royal family.
