Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, the self-proclaimed "we’re so in love" duo, recently paid a visit to the survivors of the Los Angeles wildfires. It was one of those carefully orchestrated public appearances where they aimed to showcase their compassion, distributing food parcels as if they were on some fairy-tale mission to save the world.
According to body language expert Judy James, Meghan came across as “practical yet emotional,” while Harry seemed like he’d rather be anywhere else. Meghan was seen fully immersed in the food distribution effort, head down, hands busy, as if she were just another volunteer avoiding the spotlight. But let’s be real—when has Meghan ever truly been incognito?
This is the same Meghan who once wore a $3,000 jacket to a charity event that, coincidentally, was swarmed by photographers. But sure, Meghan, we’re totally buying the “just here to help” vibe.
Harry, on the other hand, appeared to play the supporting role, mirroring Meghan’s actions but looking noticeably uncomfortable. Was he just not cut out for volunteer work? Or was this another moment where his royal title felt more like a burden than an asset in a disaster zone?
Let’s not overlook the couple’s hugging antics. Meghan’s embrace with one survivor was described as “intense” and “emotionally powerful,” with her head resting on the woman’s shoulder in what could either be a genuine show of sympathy or a calculated PR move. Harry, meanwhile, kept his hugs to a minimum—more arm pats than heartfelt moments, looking as though he couldn’t wait for it to end.
Just when you thought this story couldn’t get juicier, enter TikTok. Someone caught footage of the couple after their so-called charitable appearance, and surprise—they weren’t exactly the picture-perfect lovebirds we’re supposed to believe they are.
The video showed Meghan walking briskly ahead, leaving Harry trailing behind. No hand-holding, no affection—just cold, distant body language that screamed, *I can’t stand you right now.* Meghan looked like she was rushing to catch a train, while Harry followed with the enthusiasm of someone who’d rather be anywhere else.
For a couple that’s been partners in the public eye for nearly a decade, they looked more like strangers who hadn’t spoken in years. Could there be more to their separation than just professional differences?
While Meghan and Harry made sure the world knew they were there, other celebrities quietly stepped up that same day without the fanfare. Take Steve G, who was seen moving stranded cars off the road, or James Woods, helping elderly neighbors evacuate. No press releases, no cameras—just real people doing real work.
But not Meghan and Harry. For them, helping always comes with a side of self-promotion. This kind of “grief grifting” (a term you might want to remember) is becoming a hallmark of their public appearances.
Between the awkward body language and their frosty exit, one thing is clear: their relationship seems as authentic as their commitment to charity. As genuine as a knockoff Louis Vuitton bag at a flea market.
So, the next time you hear Meghan talk about their undying love and shared commitment to the greater good, just remember the video of them practically running away from each other. True love? Maybe not so much.
