Oprah CRASHES Meghan's speech

In a surprising twist, Meghan Markle has made headlines once again, this time for her involvement in a new bookstore inauguration. Recently, Meghan has been popping up at various public events, particularly those tied to her favorite topic—books. As an avid book lover myself, it's hard to criticize anyone for promoting reading. But when Meghan is involved, there always seems to be more than meets the eye.

During the inauguration, Meghan's facial expressions hinted at something deeper. The event, which saw the launch of the Godmother's Bookstore, was packed with the usual star-studded guests, including Oprah Winfrey, Ted Sarandos (CEO of Netflix), Nicole Avant, Ellen DeGeneres, and Brian Robbins, CEO of Paramount. Despite the high-profile attendees, there were no pictures of Ted Sarandos and Meghan together, fueling speculation of a potential rift between the Sussexes and Netflix.

The event featured several notable guests, but it was Meghan's behavior that caught the eye of many observers. At one point, she seemed somewhat tense as Oprah arrived, even looking away as the media mogul approached. The moment was peculiar, with Meghan appearing less than thrilled at her friend's entrance. Speculation abounds as to whether there is lingering tension between Meghan and Oprah, particularly given past incidents, such as when Meghan reportedly used Oprah's home as a backdrop for a photo shoot while Oprah was away at her father's funeral.

Meghan’s Possible Memoir Tease?

Some observers suggest that Meghan's recent appearances at book-related events might be a strategic move, potentially teasing her own memoir. With rumors swirling for months, this could be her way of testing the waters to gauge public interest. We all remember the early speculation surrounding Prince Harry's memoir, "Spare," before its release. Could Meghan be setting the stage for her own literary venture?

Harry’s Muddled Relationship with Netflix

Prince Harry's relationship with Netflix has also been a topic of conversation lately. There was a small stir when a recent article in People magazine, initially quoting Harry directly, was later amended to attribute his statements to a spokesperson. It appears Harry might have sent a personal email, perhaps without Meghan's approval, which led to some behind-the-scenes drama. The situation reflects the complicated dynamics within their media strategy and suggests that Harry may be more directly involved in his public image than previously thought.

Netflix's Polo Series: A Strategic Release?

Adding to the intrigue is the upcoming Netflix polo documentary, featuring Argentine polo players Agustín Merlos, Poroto Cambiaso, and Tomás Panelo, who are part of the La Dolfina polo team. The series was announced with minimal fanfare—just four still photos shared on social media. Notably, the release of the polo series announcement coincided with a video from Catherine, Princess of Wales, sparking accusations that the Sussexes were attempting to overshadow the Royals once again.

The Netflix teaser's lack of substance and timing has raised eyebrows, especially given how significant the upcoming months are for both Harry and Meghan's media ventures. Many suspect the announcement was an attempt to capitalize on Catherine's recent public engagement, an all-too-familiar strategy for the couple.

The Unlikely Glamour of Meghan and Harry

Interestingly, some royal commentators have claimed that Meghan and Harry continue to be seen as the youthful, glamorous alternative to the more traditional royal figures of William and Catherine. However, it's hard to see how the Sussexes fit this mold. Critics argue that they lack the genuine appeal to younger audiences that some claim they possess. In contrast, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's recent efforts, including their new video showcasing a more personal and relatable side, have been well-received by many. Check out my Vocal Profile for more content.