Has the interview with Harry and Meghan changed your opinion of them and, if so, how?

Of course, it hasn’t. It hasn’t. Before the interview, I was focusing on Meghan’s behavior as Harry’s wife and overlooking the fact that she also had a job on the day she married him.

First, Harry said that at first the members of the royal family did not need Meghan to represent them. They were not against her marriage to Harry, but they were trying to protect the institution by not allowing someone who was not known to hold office there. There must have been negative reactions and Harry, from her tone, had to insist that she get the position as well. A position she was not qualified for at all. She had never worked daily in an institution of that nature and caliber.

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A position of great international prestige, allowing her to represent Britain internationally and be a top ten leader, should not have been given to someone with Meghan’s resume or nationality without at least five years of residency, not counting her PR stints in Africa and India or speaking at the United Nations.

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Secondly, Meghan has failed in her job and role. As a representative of the Crown and the Royal Family, Meghan has failed time and time again. She has continued to push them and promote them. She has failed to follow the simple rule of hierarchy and has continued to push Harry in the name of feminism. It’s a job, feminism doesn’t apply in these circumstances. I would not walk past my boss at a conference because I know him well and I am a staunch feminist. This shows that I don’t understand the organization and its values. He competed with those who were supposed to work as a team to represent the Queen, and in the end, refused to stand in the Queen’s shadow. Not that I resent her, but as an adult, she should have realized it was a job and not demanded it if she couldn’t do it.

In the interview with Oprah, 80% of her complaints were about her job, not her marriage. In my opinion, her in-laws don’t owe her anything, and as long as she has her husband and friends, everything should be fine. In her case, she couldn’t separate her feelings from her work and let her emotions run wild everywhere. She couldn’t find a safe space where she could grow as a person, regardless of her work.

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Finally, I believe that the initial rejection was the reason why he unconsciously or consciously struggled to fail at his work. It is possible that she felt hurt because she was not liked and initially overreacted, which naturally led to feelings of anger when the applause failed to materialize.

She didn’t like it, she left and went to her husband. If the things that happened to her were things she couldn’t sue for, she had no right to give an interview to denigrate the place where she worked. That speaks volumes about her inability to work in an institution that has respect for itself, not the place where she worked. It also shows that she is vindictive, malicious, conceited, and selfish. And when you consider that it was also her in-laws, the elders of her husband’s family, the story takes an ugly turn.

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