At a recent event in Los Angeles, Meghan Markle made an awkward attempt to steal the spotlight from Tyler Perry. Despite the PR team's efforts to get her off the red carpet, Meghan clung to her position, creating an uncomfortable scene. This persistent behavior, described as "glue on a red carpet," was seen as tacky and unbecoming, with her choice of attire deemed inappropriate for the occasion. Commentators questioned her identity—whether she is trying to be an actress, a royal, or something else entirely. It seems she is leaning more toward being a "hustler," as she struggles to fit into her royal role.
Despite being a member of the royal family, Meghan's stock has significantly dropped in Hollywood. Once considered royalty, she and Prince Harry now rank low on influential guest lists, with even lesser-known figures surpassing them. Publications like *People* magazine, which was once supportive, have begun to reflect a negative image of Meghan and Harry. This shift in media tone signals their declining status.
Meanwhile, Prince Harry has faced a tumultuous relationship with the press, refusing to deny marriage troubles when given the chance in a recent interview. His defensive, condescending demeanor was evident when he dismissed questions about his marriage and his security situation, even referencing his late mother, Princess Diana. This strange use of Diana's memory only deepened the sense of disconnection between Harry’s public persona and reality.
While Harry continues to push for royal status, seeking to regain privileges like security, many argue that his demands are unwarranted, especially as other royals like Princess Anne and Prince Edward have never received the same level of protection. The Prince’s insistence on special treatment only highlights his frustration with his current position.
Harry's recent statements in interviews, particularly those addressing his litigation and security concerns, were full of contradictions. Despite claiming to seek truth and reconciliation, his public statements remain self-serving and evasive, with no clear commitment to resolving the issues at hand. It seems both Harry and Meghan have become experts at playing the victim, deflecting blame while struggling to maintain relevance in a world that is growing increasingly uninterested in their narrative.
Their relationship with the media and their fluctuating public personas only confirm what many have been speculating: Harry and Meghan's royal appeal is fading, replaced by confusion, contradictions, and a desperate need to remain in the public eye. The duo's attempts to create a new narrative only seem to reinforce their falling status.
