Meghan Markle “Victim” Narrative Backfires As Journalist Calls Her Out

Meghan Markle is back on her high horse, and the horse’s name happens to be ‘whine and complain.’ Even though one of the rules for being welcomed at Highgrove is keeping mute about the reunion, Meghan has found other ways to forge on.

Like how she absolutely doesn’t like the treatment she got. Like how she was treated like an outsider. Like how she and her children couldn’t prance around the UK with their heads held high. And other such likes.

Well, this particular royal expert has finally had enough of the moanings and is giving the Duchess a piece of her mind.

Meghan Markle Using Her PR Team To Keep Her Royal Family Grudges Alive

Meghan Markle may not be the one directly abusing the Royal Family this time around, but her PR team is busy giving voice to her grudges.

It’s gotten so that media outlets are catching on, with OK! Magazine writing, “Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are facing criticism for their continued public complaints about the royal family, with one expert accusing the couple of constantly “whining and moaning” about The Firm.”

You’d think that Meghan would let sleeping dogs lie and approach a private family reunion as such, but no, the theatrics must play a part.

“Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and their two children were in the UK for just five days – with the Duchess, Archie and Lilibet not seen once – but it seems everyone is still talking about it. And why shouldn’t they?

Behind the polished Montecito PR and the performative curtain of absolute privacy, the same story is playing on repeat,” World News Reporter, Emily Wright, wrote.

Writing on Harry and Meghan’s disparate reaction to the reunion, Wright continued, “Harry reportedly left British soil feeling “buoyed” and “energised,” eager to use a follow-up invitation to Buckingham Palace to rebuild trust. Yet Meghan, we are told, feels “humiliated,” “muzzled” and utterly “relieved” that the trip is over.”

Speaking on Meghan’s reaction to the privacy clause, Wright questioned why the Duchess should ever think that a family reunion, which came after a six-year long public rift, should have been left open to be exploited for clicks, likes and audience engagement.

Wright continued, “Sources close to Montecito have grumbled that staying out of the spotlight meant she and the children were “in hiding,” unable to “walk around England with their heads held high.”

Worse still, while Harry urges his wife to keep the momentum going – even suggesting she send hampers of jam and family photos to keep the dialogue flowing – Meghan is said to feel “belittled” and unwilling to “grovel.”

Wright then quoted a source which revealed to Closer that it “is all extremely belittling. It’s left a pretty bad taste in her mouth.

Fact is, Harry isn’t defending her like he used to and that stings. She wants and expects a lot more from him in that regard and finds it disturbing and depressing that he’s not putting her first.”

The whole scenario, to Wright, signals an entitlement on a level that is breathtaking. “Sneaking a photo of her children at Althorp House into a social media post timed right alongside her MasterChef Australia appearance shows where her true priorities lie.

When given a choice between family privacy and keeping her own public profile simmering, the spotlight wins every single time.”

This shows that the Sussexes are nowhere near being ready for a proper reconciliation.

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