Vanity Fair just dropped an article that has me absolutely floored. After covering Meghan’s antics for years, I thought nothing could surprise me. But what they revealed about this fame-hungry opportunist is beyond anything I could have imagined. According to this explosive article, there’s a source—yes, you read that right—who actually defends Meghan’s desire to claim a piece of the royal empire for herself.
This source, who is described as a person of color (because apparently that somehow matters in defending entitled behavior), actually said that if they were in Meghan’s position, they’d feel entitled to those titles, claiming they were "deserved." This woman literally married a prince who she pursued in a setup in Jamaica—and now she thinks she deserves these titles? The delusion is staggering, but sadly, it lines up with everything we’ve seen from Meghan since day one.
Think about it: this is the same woman who walked into the royal family, one of the oldest and most respected institutions in British history, and thought she could change it in five minutes. The same woman who couldn’t handle that she wasn’t the star of the show. The same woman who couldn’t accept that Catherine, our beloved Princess of Wales, would always outrank her. And let’s not forget the persecution narrative she’s been pushing. This source even claims that the royal family bent over backward to welcome Meghan. They broke protocols left and right, all in an attempt to make her feel included. Queen Elizabeth herself even took Meghan on a solo engagement before she was married to Harry, and Prince Charles walked her down the aisle. Yet, Meghan had the nerve to go on Oprah and accuse the entire royal family of racism, tarnishing the reputation of our beloved Queen and turning Harry—who many of us still remember fondly as the fun-loving prince—into a bitter, paranoid shell of his former self.
I’ve been covering the royal family for years, and I’ve never seen anything like this level of entitlement. To think that someone actually believes they deserve titles that have represented a thousand years of history simply because they managed to marry a spare heir is beyond comprehension. And just when you think Meghan couldn’t be more tone-deaf, this article drops right as her Netflix dreams are falling apart and her ridiculous wardrobe request for the Invictus Games is being rejected by the Canadian government. It’s as if she’s desperately trying to remind everyone she’s still a duchess. But here’s the thing, my dear viewers: titles don’t make you royal. Grace, dignity, and service to others—that’s what makes you royal.
Look at Catherine, our Princess of Wales. She never demanded anything; she earned the public’s respect through years of dedicated service. She shows genuine care for the causes she supports and has consistently carried herself with dignity. Meanwhile, Meghan is obsessing over titles that she thinks she deserves, while Catherine is quietly getting on with her royal duties. She’s raising her children to understand their responsibilities, supporting our king during his health challenges, and modeling true royal behavior.
But it doesn’t stop there—this Vanity Fair article goes on to claim that Harry isn’t actually anti-monarchist, he just “hates the people.” How convenient. He wants all the privileges of royalty without any of the responsibilities, and certainly without any respect for the people who actually keep the monarchy functioning. We all know where that resentment stems from: pure jealousy of his brother, Prince William.
What’s really telling here is how Meghan seems to believe that these titles are some sort of personal achievement rather than a responsibility. Titles like these represent a commitment to duty, to putting the needs of others before your own. But Meghan’s actions have repeatedly shown that the only person she’s interested in serving is herself.
Let’s break this delusion down. The source claims that Meghan has a right to want a piece of the empire for herself. A right? Since when does anyone have a right to centuries of British history and tradition? This isn’t some Hollywood role you can audition for. This is a thousand-year-old institution based on duty, service, and sacrifice. And let’s not forget how Meghan behaved when she had the chance to be part of that institution. She couldn’t handle not being the center of attention. She couldn’t accept the hierarchy. She couldn’t handle the idea that being royal meant serving others rather than being served.
The saddest part of all this is what it’s done to Harry. Remember the old Harry? The one who worked with children, started the Invictus Games out of a genuine desire to help veterans, and had a great relationship with his brother? That Harry is gone, replaced by a bitter, angry man who spends all his time complaining about his incredibly privileged life.
Now, Meghan actually seems to believe she’s somehow elevated the royal family by her brief presence in it—as if her brief acting career and failed lifestyle blog somehow made her qualified to modernize a thousand-year-old institution. The arrogance is staggering. And even after leaving the family, even after trashing the royal family at every opportunity and making millions from revealing private family matters, she still thinks she deserves those titles. It’s beyond belief, but honestly, it’s perfect—it’s the exact proof of who she really is. This is a woman who has spent her entire life social climbing, from Hollywood to targeting Harry in Jamaica, to desperately clinging to titles she neither earned nor respects.
It’s all part of the same pattern. She’s always seeking status, always wanting more, and never satisfied with what she has. The irony is that if she had truly understood what being royal meant—if she had approached it with humility, a genuine desire to serve others, and respect for the institution and its traditions—she could have had everything. The British public would have loved her. The royal family would have supported her. She could have made a real difference in the world. Instead, she treated it like a role in a Hollywood movie—rewriting the script to make herself the star, then throwing a tantrum when reality didn’t match her fantasy.
And now she’s left with nothing but empty titles she thinks she deserves, and a husband who’s become a shadow of his former self. What really gets me about all of this is the sheer waste—the waste of opportunity, the waste of goodwill, and the waste of what could have been. The royal family gave her everything: status, platform, respect, support—and she threw it all away because it wasn’t enough, because she wasn’t the star, and because she had to follow rules and protocols that have existed for centuries.
Now, here we are, with sources defending her right to want a piece of the empire—as if the British monarchy is some cake you can slice up and hand out to whoever marries into it. It’s not just delusional, it’s disrespectful to everything the monarchy represents and to every working royal who understands what service really means.
But you know what? Maybe this is actually a good thing. Maybe this moment of the mask slipping—this revelation of just how entitled and delusional Meghan really is—will finally open more people’s eyes to what we’ve been seeing all along. Maybe more people will finally understand why she was never fit for royal life in the first place.
