Meghan Markle needs a break
The haters should step back and process their actions.
Could Meghan Markle be the most hated woman right now?
Meghan Markle is said to be receiving more hate than any other royal and she also gets racist attacks. So called Royal experts are having a field day at her expense. Since Queen Elizabeth died there have been so many new allegations against the Duchess of Sussex and it really needs to stop. It has been said that Meghan hid a camera in her clothing to snap pictures for Netflix during the Walkabout in front of the palace and that she was hateful to the Buckingham palace staff.
Meghan has been accused of never wanting to be accepted by the Royal family so she could play the sympathy card. It's been reported that she complained about not being paid for her royal duties while she was still a working member of the Firm and that she is a selfish narcissist.
Rumors are written as the truth about Meghan
They write that she wants to be popular like a celebrity rather than respected as the wife of a prince. Although it has been said that Prince Harry has wanted out of the royal family for years it was his wife who got the blame for Mexigt as if Harry does not have a mind of his own. There often are unnamed sources and one has to wonder if most of it is made up?
Meghan Markle is being trashed every single day and some who attack her probably do not even realize that it is because she is a woman of color. No one knows for certain what went on behind the palace walls and the "insiders" and "sources" could be lying or exaggerating just to sell a story. It's even been said that Markle had been seeking to marry a prince but how was she going to find one living in LA?
Why can't Meghan and Harry just be in love?
A friend introduced Meghan and Harry and when you look at them you can see they are really in love. Why then can they not be left alone to live their lives and raise their children? Thank God Archie and Lilibet look just like Prince Harry and even have their red hair. Can you even imagine what people would be saying if they looked more like Meghan's mom Doria Ragland? There would be all kinds of rumors considering Harry has had to live with the reports that Prince Charles is not his biological father.
How said that Meghan's every move is scrutinized and so many books are beign written that paint her in a negative light. It reminds me of when I was in high school and I would be teased about being quiet and shy, tall, thin, light-skinned, having long hair and not being very athletic. I was critiqued on a daily basis and it left scars that I deal with today. I cannot even imagine having the entire world pointing fingers and putting you down all the time. I just wanted to be left alone and I believe Meghan and Harry just want to love each other in peace.
Reports say Meghan has received more death threats than any other Royal as well as a lot of racist attacks. In my opinion, Donald Trump brought out the worst in people with his hateful rhetoric and even though he is no longer in office the hate continues. The world seems to run off of vitriol and Meghan Markle is the current scapegoat. There were even people criticizing the fact that she and Prince Harry held hands while in the UK for the Queen's funeral. Come on haters around the world give this couple a break and those reporting the fake news should check their facts.
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