So, now, first off, let’s talk about the sheer audacity of it all. Meghan, darling, haven’t you milked this royal cow dry already? I mean, we’ve had the Oprah interview, Harry’s tearjerker of a memoir, and more tad-boy drama than a season of EastEnders. And now you want to hit us with a diary? Girl, please! We’re exhausted!
But here’s the real kicker: according to filmmaker Urique Grunwald, who’s been working on a new documentary about Harry (because apparently, we need another one of those), the British public might have a teensy-weensy problem believing a single word Meghan writes. Gee, I wonder why that could be? Could it be the constant contradictions? The never-ending victimhood narrative? The fact that every time they open their mouths, another truth bomb explodes? Let’s be real here, folks! Meghan writing a tell-all diary is about as believable as me claiming I’m next in line for the throne. Spoiler alert: I’m not! Though I’d rock that crown, just saying!
Grunewald hit the nail on the head when he said the most damaging allegations can only come from within. And boy, haven’t Harry and Meghan been doing their darnest to prove that point? It’s like they’ve made it their life’s mission to air every piece of royal dirty laundry they can get their hands on! But here’s the thing: they seem to have forgotten one tiny little detail – the more they talk, the less people want to listen! It’s like that friend who always has drama in their life; at first, it’s juicy and exciting, but after the 15th time they’ve told you how the world is out to get them, you start checking your watch and wondering if you’ve left the oven on!
And let’s not forget the timing of all this! The world is dealing with actual real-life problems – we’ve got a cost-of-living crisis, wars, climate changeā¦ But sure, Meghan, tell us again how tough it was to be a princess. I’m sure that really resonates with people who are struggling to pay their heating bills! Now, Grunwald mentioned the impact of Princess Diana’s book and Panorama interview, saying it did more harm to Diana than to the royal family. And I hate to say it, but history might be repeating itself here! Megan and Harry seem to be on a one-way trip to Irrelevantville, population: them!
But wait, it gets better! Grunwald and her team have been filming in California, where the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are living their best normal lives in their humble $14 million mansion. Apparently, they’re having a hard time finding any big achievements from the Archewell Foundation. Shock, shock! You mean to tell me that posting word salads on Instagram and preaching about compassion from your luxury estate isn’t changing the world? Who would have thought?!
Now, don’t get me wrong, I’m sure Meghan and Harry had good intentions when they started this whole “we’re going to change the world” stick, but intentions are like belly buttons – everyone’s got one, and they’re not particularly useful! What really gets me is the constant need for attention! It’s like they can’t stand being out of the spotlight for 5 minutes! Every time the news cycle moves on, bam! Here comes another interview, another documentary, another book! It’s exhausting, and frankly, it’s getting old!
And let’s talk about this diary for a second – what exactly is Meghan going to reveal that we haven’t already heard? “Dear diary, today the queen looked at me funny over tea. I think it’s because I’m American, or maybe because I asked for oat milk in my Earl Grey.” Give me a break! The thing is, Meghan and Harry had a real opportunity here – they could have used their platform to make genuine change, to spotlight important causes, to be a force for good! Instead, they’ve chosen to become professional victims, constantly rehearsing the