Piers, who’s never shied away from speaking the truth about the Sussexes, completely demolished their latest attempt at rewriting history. And just when Catherine was bravely sharing her health journey, what did the attention-seeking duo do? They tried to promote their Polo series. The audacity of it all shows exactly what we've been saying all along.
What Piers brilliantly exposed is the fundamental contradiction at the heart of everything Harry and Meghan do. They claim they want privacy, yet Harry personally emails People magazine—the biggest gossip outlet in America—about his birthday. Can you believe the hypocrisy? As Piers so perfectly put it, it’s like saying you want privacy while giving exclusive interviews to The National Enquirer.
But this goes beyond just another Sussex publicity stunt. It’s part of a bigger pattern that’s been playing out ever since they left the Royal Family—well, abandoned their royal duties, more like. Remember when they claimed they left for privacy and a normal life? As Piers rightly points out, what they’ve really done is try to monetize every single aspect of their royal connections, all while attacking the institution that gave them those very titles they’re so desperate to hold on to.
The truly shocking part was when Piers revealed something explosive: he has it on very good authority that nearly every member of the Royal Family now wants nothing to do with Harry and Meghan. Why? Because they simply can’t trust them not to betray private conversations. Think about that. This is Harry’s own family who feel they can’t even speak freely with him anymore.
And let’s talk about these ridiculous claims of racism and safety issues they keep pushing. As was pointed out in this discussion, where exactly was this terrible persecution when Meghan was traveling freely around Colombia and Nigeria? It’s almost as if they might have been exaggerating their security concerns—shocking, right?
What strikes me most about this situation is how Meghan constantly refers to Harry as “my husband.” Thank you to producer Kelly for pointing that out. It’s exactly what we’ve been saying on this channel for years—it’s like she’s constantly reminding everyone that she managed to bag herself a prince. As Meghan Kelly so brilliantly put it, she’s completely clueless.
Now, let’s talk about California. While Harry and Meghan sit in their $14 million mansion complaining about what people call them, real problems are happening outside their gates. We’re talking about 160,000 homeless people, a crime rate through the roof, and families struggling to afford basic necessities. But what are Harry and Meghan focused on? Their own perceived victimhood. The arrogance is just breathtaking.
They live in unprecedented luxury, with every privilege, and yet all they do is whine about how people describe them. Meanwhile, our beloved Princess of Wales, Catherine, has shown such dignity and grace through her own health challenges. The contrast couldn’t be more stark.
Let’s circle back to what Piers revealed about the Royal Family’s current stance. This is huge, my friends. When he says that almost every royal family member wants nothing to do with them, that’s not just gossip—it’s coming from someone with serious connections. Can you blame them, though? After everything Harry and Meghan have done—betraying private conversations, monetizing family moments, and constantly attacking the institution—they’ve damaged any trust.
And don’t even get me started on their constant attempts to position themselves as quasi-royals, doing absolutely no royal duties. They’re literally trying to do rival royal tours, all while profiting from the very monarchy they’re trying to undermine. It’s like they want to have their cake and eat it too, or rather, have their royal titles and trash them at the same time.
Now let’s talk about that ridiculous email to People magazine. Prince Harry, who sues newspapers left and right over privacy invasion, is now emailing gossip magazines about his birthday plans. The hypocrisy is absolutely staggering. This is the same man who claimed he wanted to protect his family from media intrusion—unless it benefits him financially, of course.
And speaking of financial benefits, let’s discuss how they’ve monetized their royal connections. They left the UK claiming they wanted financial independence, yet what have they done? They’ve made millions selling their royal stories, attacking the institution, and trading on their titles. If they had just left and become regular celebrities in California, no one would have a problem with it. But they want to keep their royal status while continuously undermining the monarchy.
The timing of their latest publicity stunt, promoting their Polo series right when Catherine was sharing her personal health journey, shows their true colors. While the real working royals deal with serious matters with dignity and grace, these two are busy focusing on their next headline grab.
And let’s address this business about them claiming they were “forced” to leave. What utter nonsense. As was made clear in this discussion, Harry had options. He chose to leave. He chose to abandon his duties. He chose to turn his back on his family. Why? Because his wife couldn’t handle not being the center of attention and because they couldn’t monetize their royal status the way they wanted.
The real tragedy here is what this is doing to their children. These poor kids are being raised in complete isolation, cut off from their royal heritage, cousins, and grandparents. All because their parents are too busy nursing their grievances and plotting their next media appearance to consider what’s best for them.
And let’s talk about Meghan’s attempt to rewrite history regarding being called “difficult.” As Piers pointed out, virtually everyone who worked with her in the UK described her that way. But now we’re supposed to believe this was all some coded language? Please, the staff turnover during her brief time as a working royal tells its own story.
Now here’s something that really shows their true colors. They’re still using their royal titles. If they really wanted to break free from the monarchy, if they really believed it was a terrible, racist institution, why are they still clinging to their Duke and Duchess titles? Why not just be Harry and Meghan? We all know why—because without those titles, they’re just another celebrity couple in California.
Their treatment of King Charles is particularly shocking. Remember when Harry couldn’t find time in his diary to see his father, yet somehow he had plenty of time for Netflix documentaries and interviews bashing the family? The disrespect is staggering. And their treatment of Prince William and Catherine is equally appalling. These two tried to welcome Meghan into the family, and how were they repaid? With constant attacks, insinuations, and that infamous Oprah interview where they practically accused the entire royal family of racism—without any evidence.
The reaction to Catherine’s cancer announcement really shows the difference between real royalty and the Sussex brand of celebrity. While Catherine showed incredible grace and dignity, thinking of others even in her own health crisis, what were Harry and Meghan doing? Trying to grab headlines with their latest projects.
It’s clear—Harry and Meghan have alienated practically everyone who ever tried to help them. The royal family, the staff, the British public, even their supporters in America are starting to see through their act. As Meghan Kelly pointed out, people are sick of their “non-problems.”
Let’s talk about their so-called humanitarian work. When was the last time they actually did anything meaningful for others? They’re too busy playing victims and promoting themselves to care about helping people. Compare that to our working royals, who are out there every day, rain or shine, supporting causes and making a real difference.
Their latest publicity stunts are becoming increasingly desperate. It’s like they know their star is fading, so they’re trying anything to stay relevant. But here’s the thing: the more they try to grab attention, the more obvious their game becomes to everyone watching.
They claim to hate the press, yet they’re constantly feeding stories to friendly outlets. They say they want privacy, but they’re always in the news. They criticize the royal family’s relationship with the media while simultaneously trying to create their own alternative royal court in California.
Every time they criticize the royal family, they’re not just hurting their relatives—they’re attacking an institution that has served this country for centuries. They’re undermining something that represents the essence of our national identity.
The contrast between their behavior and that of the working royals couldn’t be clearer. While William and Catherine are focused on duty, service, and making a difference, Harry and Meghan are focused on themselves. Always themselves.
As Piers Morgan brilliantly pointed out, they have no self-awareness. They live in unprecedented luxury in Montecito, yet constantly play the victim card. Meanwhile, Catherine is showing incredible strength and dignity through real challenges.
And let me tell you something that really shows their true nature—how they’ve completely isolated their poor children from their royal heritage. Archie and Lilibet are hidden away in that Montecito compound, with no cousins, no extended family, no real connection to their heritage—just trapped behind those gates while their parents plot their next media appearance.
You know what really gets to me? The timing of everything they do. When Catherine bravely shared her health journey, thinking of others even in her own difficult moment, what did these two do? They tried to promote their Polo matches. The absolute tone-deafness is staggering.
