Meghan Markle’s New Blame Game: Targeting Princess Kate
Meghan Markle is at it again, and this time, she’s trying to blame our beloved Princess Kate for her own failures.
The timing couldn’t be worse—or moretransparent. While Princess Kate shows immense grace and strength through personal and public challenges, Meghan seems determined to stir up drama. Instead of accountability, Meghan’s go-to move appears to be blaming others for her missteps. First, it was the media. Then, it was the royal institution. Now, it’s Princess Kate.
Let’s not forget that Kate has spent years quietly dedicating herself to service, supporting causes, nurturing her family, and preparing for her future role as Queen. Meanwhile, Meghan’s Hollywood ambitions have taken center stage as she scrambles to maintain relevance.
And what about Harry? Once the charismatic, beloved royal who brought joy to so many, he now seems more like a supporting character in Meghan’s show. It’s heartwarming yet heartbreaking to see how far he’s strayed from the Harry we once knew.
The accusation that Princess Kate is somehow to blame for “Megxit” is not only unfounded but also deeply hypocritical. Kate reportedly welcomed Meghan with open arms, inviting her on shopping trips and attending Wimbledon together. But according to insiders, Meghan wasn’t interested in building a relationship—she wanted to be the star.
Let’s not forget the infamous bridesmaid dress incident. Meghan tried to paint Kate as a villain, but Kate, true to form, has never spoken ill of Meghan. Her silence and dignity speak volumes.
The truth is clear: Meghan entered the royal family with a Hollywood mindset, expecting to be the main character. When she realized royal life required service and selflessness, she couldn’t adapt. Instead of owning her choices, she played the victim.
While William and Kate tirelessly represent the British people, Harry and Meghan have focused on playing the victim and chasing attention. Meghan’s latest venture—a lifestyle brand—seems like yet another attempt to stay in the spotlight.
It’s particularly disheartening that Harry and Meghan’s children are growing up without connections to their cousins, aunts, and uncles. This divide stems from Meghan’s inability to accept that being a royal isn’t about celebrity or personal gain—it’s about duty.
The working royals have handled Meghan’s accusations with poise and professionalism. They continue to show what true royal behavior looks like, maintaining their focus on service and rising above the drama. In contrast, Meghan’s attempts to rewrite history and blame others only highlight her inability to adapt to her role.
At the end of the day, Meghan is responsible for “Megxit.” Not Kate, not the institution, and not the media. Her refusal to adapt, her need for attention, and her lack of accountability are the real culprits.
