The British media’s relentless pursuit of Harry and Meghan continues to raise eyebrows.
As days pass, it becomes increasingly evident that the tabloids are desperate for a glimpse into the lives of the Sussex family.
This obsession only seems to fuel their frustration, especially as Harry and Meghan maintain their desire for privacy.
It’s almost like watching a child throw a tantrum when they can’t get what they want; the more the couple retreats, the more the media lashes out.
With each article published, the media’s bitterness grows.
The Sussexes’ refusal to share details about their children or their lives has led to a slew of negative commentary.
Why would Harry and Meghan expose their family to such relentless scrutiny?
The UK press has shown time and again that they can be abusive, and revealing personal moments would likely not stop the vitriol.
In fact, it might only intensify it.
Just this past week, the number of articles discussing Harry, Meghan, and their children returning to the UK has been staggering.
One particularly outrageous piece suggested that Meghan should visit the UK more frequently to improve her public image.
Really?
What makes anyone think Meghan wants to cater to the whims of a country that has shown her so little kindness?
The core issue is painfully clear: much of the animosity directed at Meghan stems from her biracial identity.
It’s a harsh reality that she cannot change who she is—her race is an intrinsic part of her identity, and no amount of public appearances will alter the prejudices that exist.
The fact that Meghan has already done more than enough to win over the public while in the royal family only highlights the futility of the media’s expectations.
Now living in the United States, Meghan has carved out a new life, one that is far removed from the toxic environment she faced in the UK.
The media’s attempts to lure her back with negative headlines and snide remarks will fall flat.
She has moved on and seems uninterested in regaining any approval from a public that has shown her hostility.
In a bizarre twist, the media recently suggested that the Sussexes should attend Hugh Grosvenor’s wedding.
It’s baffling how fixated they are on Harry and Meghan’s children.
The very reasons the couple has chosen to keep their kids out of the spotlight—racism and abuse—are seemingly forgotten by those clamoring for a photo op.
Interestingly, the British press took an unusually long time to acknowledge that Grosvenor had indeed invited the Sussexes to his wedding.
This revelation contradicts previous claims that he chose to only invite Prince William.
It seems the narrative spun by Kensington Palace was misleading.
Yet, rather than admit fault, the media continues to perpetuate a story that paints a false picture of closeness.
Despite Hugh Grosvenor being Archie‘s godfather, Harry and Meghan’s absence from the wedding speaks volumes.
They likely have their reasons, and it’s important to respect their choices.
After all, family dynamics can be complex, especially in light of the ongoing tensions within the royal family.
The Daily Mail’s Liz Jones recently opined that the wedding would be a perfect opportunity for William to reconcile with Harry.
If reconciliation were truly desired, wouldn’t it have already happened?
This notion feels more like wishful thinking than a realistic expectation.
Jones also expressed regret that Harry wouldn’t attend, lamenting that weddings should be about family unity.
Yet, her obsession with Harry and Meghan’s children is palpable.
It’s ironic that those who have been critical of Meghan now pretend to care for her children, hoping for a spectacle rather than genuine affection.
Let’s be real: if Harry and Meghan were to attend such events, the media would not hesitate to dissect every detail, from their outfits to their behavior.
There’s no indication that the coverage would be anything but critical.
The idea that Meghan would be excited to step into a space filled with potential judgment is simply ludicrous.
Ultimately, it seems clear that Harry and Meghan have made the right choice by keeping their children away from the prying eyes of the UK media.
The tabloids’ obsession with their family is rooted in a desire for sensationalism rather than genuine interest.
Meghan has chosen peace over pandemonium, and who could blame her?