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Plates & Crayons Fly: Meghan Markle Furious Over Princess Catherine’s Kids' Artistic Showcase

Plates & Crayons Fly: Meghan Markle Furious Over Princess Catherine’s Kids' Artistic Showcase

Oh, the Horror! Princess Catherine’s Children Steal the Spotlight Again

It was a peaceful day in Montecito—birds chirping, organic green juices being sipped, and Meghan Markle basking in the glow of her self-importance. That is, until the internet exploded with news of *those* Wales children showcasing their artistic talents once again. Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis have reminded the world that growing up in a loving, supportive environment does wonders for a child’s confidence and creativity.  

The proud parents, Prince William and Princess Catherine, took to social media to share their little Picassos’ latest masterpieces. The reveal was part of Catherine’s *Shaping Us* initiative, which promotes early childhood development. Naturally, the public swooned over the charming portraits and colorful sketches, proving once again that the Wales family is wholesome, united, and thriving.  

But wait—what’s that sound? Ah, yes. The faint echo of plates shattering somewhere in California.  

Meghan Markle was reportedly less than amused by this latest display of Wales family superiority. After all, how dare the world focus on anyone other than her? How dare Catherine’s children overshadow her latest attempt to craft an inspiring narrative about herself? The timing, she insists, is suspicious.  

Cue the inevitable one-upmanship. Any minute now, expect an exclusive interview where Meghan will announce that little Archie and Lilibet have both been accepted into Gellard at the ripe ages of four and two. Their artwork? Oh, it’s already being auctioned for millions. And let’s not forget the upcoming candid Instagram post showing flawless, museum-worthy paintings allegedly crafted by her genius offspring—complete with an inspiring caption about breaking barriers and shattering glass ceilings with every brushstroke.  

Of course, the world has yet to actually see these prodigies display any skills—be it art, music, or, you know, existing in the public eye. But details, details. Why let reality get in the way of a good narrative? Meghan’s kids *must* be as brilliant as she imagines, right? After all, their mother is Meghan—an icon, a trailblazer, a woman of boundless depth and zero accountability.  

And let’s not forget Prince Harry, brooding in the corner, muttering about childhood trauma and William’s superior Crayola collection. One has to wonder: does he even like art, or is he too busy waiting for Netflix to script his next personality?  

One thing’s for sure: if Catherine’s kids are painting, sculpting, and sketching their way into public admiration, expect Meghan and Harry to respond in kind. So, what’s next? A highly exclusive Meghan-hosted art gala, where curiously anonymous experts proclaim Archie’s stick figures revolutionary? Perhaps a heartfelt Netflix documentary titled *Painting Through Oppression: The Struggles of a Duchess Who Had to Use Budget Acrylics*? Or better yet, a staged photo shoot of Archie holding a paintbrush while Meghan gazes at him adoringly, whispering, “You are art, my love.”  

We can only imagine the delusion swirling in Montecito as Meghan frantically searches for ways to turn this into another PR opportunity. Perhaps she’ll find inspiration in Harry’s raw talent—after all, he’s been painting himself as a victim for years now.  

Meanwhile, in the real world, the Wales family continues to exude grace, class, and authentic joy. Their children, encouraged to explore creativity without needing to perform for a brand deal, are blossoming into confident individuals. And Meghan? Well, she’s still out there, desperately trying to make “Markle” rhyme with “masterpiece.” Somebody pass her a crayon.

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