Now, Kate Mancy isn't new to the role game; she's been at it for a while as the royal editor at The Times. So, how could she make such a mistake? If it was a mistake, people are saying it's some kind of slip-up. The article was corrected within minutes of being spotted. But here's where things get strange: they didn't just correct the mistake, they completely changed the article, removing the line about Lily never visiting Britain and leaving only the part about her being born in California.
But wait a second, didn't Harry and Meghan say that Lily had been to the UK by the time of the Jubilee celebrations in 2022? You know, that picture we all remember? But in the Times article, there was zero mention of the trip. Not a peep. Now, you'd think Kate Mancy would at least add that visit to make it more accurate, but nope, nada.
So, what's the deal with the secrecy? Why not just correct the article and include the visit? Could it be that they know something we don't? Speculation is running wild, stirring the pot and digging up all sorts of dirt. In my opinion, that picture of Lily meeting Queen Elizabeth never happened. Yep, you heard me right. I still stand by my theory, and until I see some concrete evidence, I ain't buying it.
Now, let's switch gears for a moment and talk about Harry and Meghan and the Super Bowl. Conflicting reports are flying left and right. Some say they're going, some say they're not. So, I did what any good investigative journalist would do: I sent my special agents to the future to bring me back some pictures. And they found Harry and Meghan on a football field, but no one else around. Cryptic, right? Maybe they'll be there, maybe they won't. But one thing's for sure, no one's going to pay much attention. It's all about Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce, and of course, the Super Bowl. But hey, I hope those Monito morons show up. We could always use some more material for memes and entertainment.
Now, onto a little drama brewing in the YouTube royal commentators community. Some folks are accusing me of lifting content from them without giving credit. Let me set the record straight: I've been a content creator for 15 years. I know what it's like to have content stolen; trust me, it hurts. So, if you've got receipts showing that I've lifted content, let's see them. But let's be real, you won't find any because I've never done it. I always give credit where it's due.
And speaking of giving credit, let's talk about the RO family's health. It's a private matter, plain and simple. While Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip were candid about their ailments, William and Katherine have chosen to keep things more private, and I respect that. As for the king, well, he'll always be into alternative medicine, so who knows what treatment he'll choose. All we can do is wish them the best and send prayers.
