Meghan Markle’s Latest Instagram Post Raises Eyebrows: Is Her Friendship with Serena Williams Genuine or Another PR Stunt?
Meghan Markle—Duchess of AI-generated friendships, queen of Photoshop, and now, possibly, the mastermind behind a suspiciously perfect video featuring her so-called BFF, Serena Williams. If you’ve been anywhere near the internet recently, you’ve probably seen Meghan’s latest attempt to convince us that she’s still besties with the tennis legend.
In an Instagram post, Meghan shared glimpses of her daughter, Lilibet, playing Candyland with “Auntie Serena.” It’s a sweet scene, right? Well, not so fast. It didn’t take long for eagle-eyed skeptics to start poking holes in Meghan’s little fairy tale.
First, there’s the hair situation. Serena’s hairstyle in the video doesn’t match any of her recent public appearances. Some pointed out that it looked eerily similar to the hairstyle she had at the Super Bowl halftime show—a look she sported weeks ago. This inconsistency has led many to wonder if the video was genuinely filmed recently or if it’s been pulled from Meghan’s extensive library of pre-recorded footage.
Then there’s the overall feel of the video. Something about it just doesn’t sit right. It’s got that stiff, overly polished, AI-enhanced glow that we’ve come to expect from Meghan’s carefully curated social media presence. You know, the same vibe as those awkwardly airbrushed Christmas cards where everyone looks like a wax figure—perfectly posed but lacking any real warmth or authenticity.
Another curious element is the way Meghan keeps throwing around the term “Auntie Serena.” Now, call us crazy, but isn’t it a little weird that Meghan, who has famously cut off most of her actual blood relatives, only bestows familial titles on celebrities? And let’s be honest, does anyone really believe that Serena and Meghan are that close?
Serena has been thriving in her post-tennis career, focusing on her own endeavors, while Meghan has been, well, doing whatever it is she does when she’s not reminding us about her victimhood.
Some internet detectives have even suggested that the footage isn’t recent at all. Could it be just another installment in Meghan’s extensive archives of pre-filmed “candid” moments, conveniently pulled out whenever she needs a PR boost? Wouldn’t be the first time.
It wouldn’t be the first time she’s tried to monetize her own child’s existence, either. From curated children’s books to oddly timed Netflix plugs, Meghan never misses a chance to turn personal moments into marketing schemes. Speaking of which, she just so happened to remind everyone that her upcoming Netflix show, *With Love, Meghan*, is dropping in two days. Coincidence? Probably not.
At the end of the day, whether this video is AI-generated, pre-recorded, or just another desperate attempt to prove her social relevance, one thing is clear: Meghan’s ability to manufacture reality is second to none. The problem? Fewer and fewer people are buying it.
Once upon a time, Meghan and Harry’s every move generated global interest. Now, even their so-called “big reveals”—like this laughable attempt at showing off their celebrity connections—are met with little more than a collective eye roll.
Maybe next time, Meghan should just embrace the AI completely. Deepfake herself into the Royal Family’s Christmas photos, generate a couple of digital Archies and Lilibets, and call it a day. It’s not like anyone’s buying the real thing anyway.
