Harry and Meghan supposedly having an “emotional connection” to the UK, specifically Birmingham, which is bidding to host the Commonwealth Games in 2027.
Is this emotional connection with the *racist* UK? Because, let’s not forget, Meghan claimed the entire country was racist during her Oprah interview. So, is England racist? Is it just the royal family? Or is it both? It’s a bit confusing, honestly.
If the UK is so racist and oppressive, why does Harry still feel this emotional pull? And why is Meghan, who accused the institution of racism, still clinging to royal connections? It’s all a bit contradictory, don’t you think?
Next, we’ve got Meghan Markle being slammed for copying Princess Diana’s fashion *more than 50 times*. Only 50? I figured it would’ve been closer to 75 or 100 by now.
Some of the most egregious examples include that Northwestern University sweater Meghan wore, which looked *exactly* like one Diana wore in the ‘90s. Let’s be real—Meghan didn’t just happen to own a sweater from her alma mater that coincidentally matched Diana’s. No, she went out of her way to find one that mirrored Diana’s style.
It’s giving *American Psycho* vibes—obsessive, calculated, and a little unsettling. Hashtag: Meghan Markle, American Psycho.
Now, onto the “adorable” photos from Harry and Meghan’s recent trip. While the pictures look sweet, there’s a video circulating (which I can’t show due to YouTube’s policies) that’s raising some eyebrows.
Harry is seen grabbing a baby’s legs and holding onto them a little too tightly. The baby looks back at him, clearly uncomfortable, and tries to wiggle away, but Harry doesn’t let go. It’s awkward, weird, and honestly, a bit concerning.
Harry’s interactions with children have always been a bit… questionable. If that’s how he handles babies in public, I can’t imagine what it’s like behind closed doors. Poor kids.
Last but not least, we’ve got Meghan’s curtsy compared to Princess Catherine’s (yes, *Catherine*, not Kate—let’s get it right). A video of Meghan’s curtsy has gone viral, and it’s not exactly flattering.
The problem here isn’t just Meghan’s awkward curtsy—it’s Harry. He sat there and allowed her to mock the royal family’s traditions. He could’ve stopped her, could’ve said, “Hey, maybe don’t do that,” but no. He let her make a fool of the Queen and everything he supposedly stands for.
It’s one thing to step away from royal life, but it’s another to publicly mock the institution that shaped your entire existence. Harry’s silence speaks volumes.
So, there you have it—a quick rundown of the latest Harry and Meghan drama. From questionable fashion choices to awkward baby interactions, these two never fail to keep us talking.
What do you think? Is Harry’s emotional connection to the UK genuine, or is it just for show? Does Meghan’s Diana-inspired wardrobe cross the line? And what’s up with Harry’s baby-handling skills?
