The Sentinel scandal has dropped a bombshell, proving once again that these two are a toxic duo. This catastrophic charity mess isn’t just a one-off; it’s a glaring neon sign of how difficult they are to deal with. For Meghan especially, this feels like the same old song on repeat—we’ve hashed this out a million times, yet here we are again. And where’s the next explosion waiting to happen? Mark my words: the Invictus Games. I’m dead serious when I say I think that’s the next domino to fall. I’d bet good money we’ll soon hear they pulled the same stunts there—treating people like dirt, barking orders at staff like they’re servants instead of employees, acting like everyone’s beneath them. It’s not a workplace; it’s a plantation in their minds.
Here’s the kicker for me: Meghan’s not even royal! If we were talking about Harry, okay, fine—he’s been a prince his whole life, born into that gilded bubble, so maybe he’s got an excuse to be a bit of a jerk. (Though, let’s be real, William proves you can be royal and still be decent.) But Meghan? No, she’s just a straight-up mean girl. She struts around like she’s better than everyone, dripping with entitlement, treating people like trash. Newsflash, Meghan: you’re not a queen—you’re just a horrible person.
Next up, Meghan got a brutal reality check from none other than Kelly Clarkson. The US singer admitted she’s never even heard of Meghan’s Netflix show—and honestly, can you blame her? Kelly’s out there grinding, using her actual talent—singing, performing, making waves in Hollywood and the music industry. She’s not wasting her time on some forgettable Netflix flop. She’s busy, like William and Catherine, who have real jobs and real responsibilities. They’re not rolling out of bed at 10 a.m., popping mimosas, and calling it a day. Meghan, though? You know she’s got the wine, the champagne, the mimosas—whatever it takes to be tipsy by 11. It’s all the same to her, as long as she’s got that buzz.
Finally, let’s talk about Prince Harry’s charity gig. The latest scoop? It’s partly tanking because the chairwoman’s been splashing cash like it’s Monopoly money—think $500,000 on business consultants who, surprise, aren’t delivering squat. Last week, it was the “decolonizing” drama with the Sentinel charity, then her chasing a $300,000 paycheck for an unpaid role, and now this consultant nonsense. They keep saying it’s not “bearing fruit”—fancy talk for “it’s a total waste.” Is this legit, or just another hit piece? Honestly, it smells like character assassination, and the fact they’re recycling these stories shows how desperate the smear campaign’s getting. That’s why I’m pumped for this Charity Commission investigation. I don’t want Harry’s PR spin, or fluffy takes from US Weekly or People—I want the raw, unfiltered truth straight from the court. And when it drops, Harry’s going to be in deep.
