So, now we all know Harry and Meghan are about those photo ops. I mean, let’s be real—they’ve turned oversharing into an art form. Remember that Oprah interview or their Netflix series? It’s like they’re allergic to privacy. So naturally, when they bring little Lilibet to meet her great-grandmother, the namesake, for the first time, what do they do? They try to turn it into a photo shoot. That’s right, folks! According to some anonymous insider—and we all know how reliable those are in royal circles—Harry and Meghan wanted to bring their own photographer to capture the moment Queen Elizabeth met Lilibet.
Now, I don’t know about you, but if I’m meeting my great-grandchild for the first time, the last thing I want is some paparazzi snapping away like it’s a red carpet event. But here’s the kicker: the Queen said no. Two simple words: “No chance.” Bam! Mic drop. Can you imagine the look on Harry and Meghan’s faces? It’s like they forgot they were dealing with the Queen of England, not some Hollywood publicist.
Now, let’s take a moment to appreciate the sheer audacity here. Harry and Meghan, who left the royal family because they wanted privacy, are now upset because they can’t publicize a very private family moment. The irony is thicker than the fog over London. But wait, it gets better. Apparently, the reason for the royal rejection was that there were concerns the photos would end up on American TV. Can you blame them? I mean, these two have been spilling royalty faster than you could say “God Save the Queen” ever since they landed in California.
Now, in his book Spare—and let’s be honest, that title is a whole other can of worms—Harry tries to paint this rosy picture of the meeting. He talks about Archie bowing and Lilibet cuddling the Queen’s shins. How adorable, right? But then he drops this little bombshell: apparently, the Queen said the kids were the sweetest children but sounded bemused because she expected them to be more American. Okay, pause for a second. What does that even mean? Did she expect them to come in waving tiny American flags and demanding cheeseburgers? Come on, Harry, you can’t just drop a nugget like that and not explain.
But here’s where things get really interesting. While Harry and Meghan are busy trying to monetize every royal interaction, it turns out the late Queen was actually fighting for their security behind the scenes. That’s right, even after the drama, all the tell-all interviews, all the Netflix deals, Queen Elizabeth was still looking out for them. There’s this letter from her private secretary that’s come to light recently, and it’s a doozy. The Queen was apparently insisting that Harry and Meghan’s security should continue even after they stepped down as working royals. She called it of paramount importance. Now that’s what I call a grandmother’s love.
But let’s get back to this whole photo debacle for a second. Can we talk about how bizarre it is that Harry and Meghan thought this was an appropriate request? I mean, meeting your great-grandmother for the first time should be a special, intimate moment, not something you plaster all over People magazine. It’s like they’ve forgotten how to have normal family interactions. Everything has to be documented, packaged, and sold to the highest bidder. What happened to just enjoying the moment? What happened to privacy? Oh wait, that only applies when it’s convenient for them, right?
And let’s not forget, this all happened during the Platinum Jubilee, a celebration of the Queen’s 70 years of service. But somehow, Harry and Meghan managed to make it all about them. Again. It’s like they have this magical ability to turn every royal event into the Harry and Meghan show. You know, it’s moments like these that really make you wonder what’s going on in their heads. Do they really not see how this looks? Do they not understand why people might be a little, let’s say, skeptical of their motives?
I mean, think about it. They left the royal family because they wanted a more private life. They complained about the constant scrutiny, the pressure of being in the public eye, and yet here they are trying to turn a private family moment into a media circus. It’s like they can’t decide if they want to be royals or reality TV stars.
And let’s talk about little Lilibet for a second. This poor kid is barely a year old, and she’s already being used as a prop in her parents’ never-ending PR game. Named after the Queen, born in America, meeting her great-grandmother for the first time—it’s like she’s a living, breathing symbol of the drama between the Sussexes and the rest of the royal family.
But here’s the thing that really gets me. While Harry and Meghan are busy trying to capitalize on every royal connection they have left, the rest of the family is just trying to get on with the business of, you know, being royal. William and Kate are out there doing their duties, Charles is settling into his role as King, and what are Harry and Meghan doing? Complaining about not getting to bring a photographer to a family meeting. It’s like they’ve lost touch with reality. They’re so caught up in their own narrative of victimhood that they can’t see how their actions look to the rest of the world.
They talk about wanting to make a difference, about using their platform for good, but all they seem to do is create more drama. And let’s not forget, this all happened just a few months before the Queen passed away. Instead of cherishing these last moments with her, they were worried about photo ops. It’s sad, really. It’s like they’ve forgotten what’s truly important.
But you know, I can’t help but think about what Diana would make of all this. She was known as the People’s Princess, someone who understood the importance of duty and service but also knew how to connect with people on a personal level. Would she approve of Harry and Meghan’s constant airing of dirty laundry, of their attempts to monetize every aspect of their royal connections? Somehow, I doubt it.
But here’s the real kicker. Despite all the drama, despite all the tell-all books and interviews and Netflix specials, the Queen was still looking out for them. That letter from her private secretary proves it. She was still concerned about their safety, still fighting for them behind the scenes. And how do they repay that love and concern? By trying to turn a private family moment into a public stunt. It’s enough to make you want to scream.
You know, it’s moments like these that really make you appreciate the Queen’s dignity and grace. Can you imagine how she must have felt dealing with all this drama in her twilight years? And yet she never lost her composure. She never stooped to their level. She just carried on doing her duty right up until the end. And that’s the thing about the Queen—she understood what it meant to be royal. It wasn’t about fame or fortune or getting your picture in the papers. It was about service, about duty, about putting the needs of your country and your people above your own desires.
And that’s what Harry and Meghan seem to have forgotten. They wanted all the perks of being royal—the fame, the attention, the ability to influence people—but none of the responsibility that comes with it. They want to be treated like royalty without actually doing the work of royalty. It’s like they’re stuck in this perpetual state of adolescence, always looking for attention, always trying to stir up drama. Meanwhile, the rest of the royal family is out there adulting like pros, balancing their duties with raising families, showing up when it counts.
You know, it’s sad, really. Harry and Meghan had such potential. They could have been a bridge between the traditional monarchy and the modern world. Instead, they’ve become a cautionary tale, a reminder of what happens when you forget your roots, when you put your own desires above your duty.
So, what’s next for the Sussex soap opera? Will they ever realize how their actions look to the rest of the world? Will they ever stop trying to monetize every aspect of their royal connections? Or will they continue down this path, burning bridges and creating drama wherever they go? Only time will tell, I suppose. But one thing’s for sure—the next time Harry and Meghan try to pull a stunt like this, they might want to remember who they’re dealing with. Because, as the Queen showed, sometimes all it takes is two simple words to put them in their place: “No chance.”
And to all you royal watchers out there, I say this: keep your eyes peeled, because something tells me this drama is far from over. Harry and Meghan seem determined to keep themselves in the headlines, no matter the cost. But remember, for every outrageous claim they make, for every attempt to cash in on their royal connections, there is a whole family of working royals out there quietly getting on with the job of serving their country.
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