As Harry engaged in what some might find a cringeworthy display of affection, showcasing the Sheraton New York Times Square hotel as if it were Disneyland, he was joined on stage by Dr. Tessy Ojo, CEO of the Diana Award, and two award recipients, Kiara Ranti Hoap Jang and Christina Williams. While attendees praised Harry for his kindheartedness, whispers of Meghan’s alleged meltdown the night before were hard to ignore.
Sources claim Meghan was far from pleased when she discovered that Harry hadn’t mentioned her in his speech. Allegedly, she was screaming over the phone, demanding, “You need to mention me! Tell them how kind and thoughtful I am!” Picture the scene: a frazzled Harry, torn between public speaking and his wife’s overwhelming demands. "Can’t you do anything right?" she may have added for good measure. When Harry didn’t heed her pleas for attention, the story took an ironic twist. Meghan reportedly contacted *People* magazine herself to leak the story of Harry FaceTiming the family. A classic move from someone who knows exactly how to pull the psychological strings, leaving Harry anxious and insecure.
It’s almost comical how Meghan seems to have a team monitoring Harry’s every move, ensuring that every detail of his public engagements aligns with her narrative. Until he finds a new support system and breaks free from her control, Harry seems destined to remain under her thumb.
Let’s take a moment to consider how desperate Meghan’s tactics have become. The conveniently staged paparazzi photo-op, coinciding with swirling divorce rumors, seems all too predictable. One can almost hear her internal monologue: "Time to show the world I’m still the star of this show." But why would these FaceTime calls, if they even happened, end up plastered across tabloids? While Harry confirmed to the world that his kids were back home, the optics of his public display raise serious security concerns. What about privacy?
Here was Harry, flashing his children's faces around a banquet hall in New York, as if they were merely props in a badly scripted reality show. Speaking of absurdity, one can only imagine the future antics of the ginger-haired scamps back in California, beaming with pride as their father works—a rare occurrence, almost a holiday. Their bright blue eyes, reminiscent of a figure from the past, lighting up at the sight of their father. But with no photo or video evidence to back this up, Meghan's PR team seems to be playing a bingo game of classic stunts: using the invisible kids, the devoted wife card, and, of course, confirming that it was Harry who reached out to her.
It feels like a poorly executed reality TV show script. Every leaked article and staged photo only serves to highlight Meghan’s growing desperation, while Harry struggles to find his footing. All the while, Meghan continues to ensure that the spotlight remains firmly fixed on herself.
