So, it finally happened; we got Harry and Meghan at a royal engagement, two years after
megxit and one year after that infamous Oprah interview.
And there were many signals that confirm they were NOT welcome, as you're about to find
out:
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It so happens that today was the Thanksgiving service for Her Majesty's reign at Saint Paul's
cathedral, and the Harkles were expected to show up.
And I'm sure they would not miss this opportunity for anything in the world, especially because
they still need all the clout they can muster to remain relevant and current.
Now, I want to talk about THAT walk of shame.
Harry, I want to understand how do you completely undermine your relationship with your own
family, supporting the lies of your wife, making sure people around the world has the
idea that the royal family members are somehow racist, and then expect to come here, claiming
that this is your home, and attending this thanksgiving service just like that.
Because let's be honest.
Meghan was acting like the last two years never happened.
And it would have been nice if Harry remained respectful but no, he had to play the buffoon.
Now, to be fair, most of the time Harry's face was just plain miserable.
He was looking down, defeated, lack of energy, and that's why there were so many jokes about
nothing changing from the last time we saw him and Meghan at that royal engagement at
Westminster Abbey in 2020.
You would expect that after two glorious years of free life, of not being trapped in boring
royal dutes, of living the American dream with his lovely wife in their 16 bathroom
house, would have infused him with a joyful attitude, especially if he was coming back
to his "HOME" as a free man with his whole family.
But no.
We were all disappointed.
We all just got regular Harry.
And don't be fooled by Meghan's smile.
She was also uncomfortable at times, such as here, where her neck muscles are really
tense, not to mention that fleeting display of what we already know as the Markle claw.
But there was a good reason for that tension.
There is no way people can deny this.
Harry and Meghan were booed twice, both upon arrival at the cathedral and on the way out.
This was something almost expected, and no amount of bells, and I mean A LOT OF BELLS,
could hide the fact that they are not that welcome anymore in the UK.
And that could be one of the reasons why both of them were tense upon the reaction of the
public when they entered the cathedral.
I cannot show or highlight the faces of the attendants, but I can tell you that they were
not amused with the presence of the infamous duo.
But at the same time, one has to acknowledge the fact that there were people cheering for
the Harkles.
I have no use denying that, and I'm sure THAT cheering was especially for Meghan.
She must have rabid fans everywhere, there's no doubt about it!
I mean, if even Amber Heard has fans, then... anything is possible!
Now, I want to talk about Meghan's dress.
I will put it simply: I liked what she wore this time.
I think it was appropiate for the occassion and the color chosen was in very good taste.
My only recommendation is to be careful with dresses that have horizontal elements that
divide or cut your figure, such as the belt.
Those elements just emphasize the width of your torso and break the continuity of your
body.
Exactly the same happens with the horizontal flaps at the back.
A horizontal element that makes your back look wider.
On the other hand, the oversized collar is good to make your neck look slimmer, as well
as the vertical divide of that trenchcoat design.
Now, what was that thing in the middle of her chest?
Well, maybe it's just a button under the upper layer of fabric.
It's that, or a Netflix microphone.
In that case, I'm sure it recorded the booing loud and clear.
Many have pointed out that both William and Catherine were not behaving as usual when
they entered the cathedral.
Just for a quick reminder, they arrived some five minutes after the Harkles, so there was
no contact between them.
I noticed William was really concerned, and was pressing his jaw more than normal.
We already know that he's a tense man, and that jaw clenching is part of his baseline,
but for example on the lighting of the beacon yesterday he felt much more at ease and confident,
with virtually no jaw clenching whatsoever.
One of the possible reasons he had that attitude today could have been that The Queen could
not attend this thanksgiving service since she was exhausted from yesterday's engagements.
Catherine, on the other hand, she had her usual genuine smiles, which are also part
of her body language baseline... but at the same time there was just a bit of awkwardness
to her demeanor.
I'm sure she can't be that comfortable with Meghan hanging around.
But, as I mentioned, the order in which they entered and left the cathedral made sure that
the Cambridges would never meet the Sussexes face to face, or even have to deal with them
in any way.
I suppose that this was part of royal protocol, that there was some kind of disposition of
working and non working royals, but at the same time Zara and Mike Tindall were sitting
on William and Catherine's side, so... that complicates things a bit.
And I'm about to talk about something very relevant that Zara did with The Harkles.
At least Harry and Meghan were in good company since they were sitting next to Eugenie, who's
part of their 'team'.
But what they could not escape is the label that the media has already put on them, such
as the Telegraph that calls them "second row royals".
And I'm here to correct that.
They are not second row royals.
They are not royals.
Period.
Stop calling them like that.
And I mentioned Zara, not only because she had the most spectacular dress with that pink
hue that was impossible to miss, but was the only one that reached out to the Harkles when
they were about to exit the cathedral.
Well, that's always been part of her cheerful attitude.
Even if these people basically tried to burn the royal family's reputation, well, at least
she's reaching out to them and having a ten second chat while they wait for their car.
It was that, or... the royal family held a meeting last night to draw straws and SHE
got the shortest one.
"You go girl, just ten seconds, that's all that you need to do"
But Mike was buying none of it, and he acted exactly like any of us when we are actively
ignoring someone, with tactics like "looking into the distance", or "the human shield".
In other words, anything to not having to deal with The Harkles in any way.
There is no doubt that Meghan is doing all this for attention.
From those pictures at trooping the colour when she was playing the role of the 'cool,
funny aunt', telling the children at the window to keep her presence a secret,
and not including Harry who looked like the creepiest version of this gesture ever, don't
tell me that they did not stand in those places expecting the shot.
I'm surprised that this did not include a picture of Meghan looking straight into the
camera, which would have been iconic in every possible way.
Or the attention they wanted to attract by lowering the car window when they were going
down the road.
Where are the security concerns you had?
Are you not aware of how many tomatoes can fit through that window?
I still find it hard to understand how this couple, after all that they have done to undermine
the public's perception of the monarchy and especially, the royal family, have the right
to just show their faces like nothing had happened.
I'm sure that part of William's attitude was rejecting this idea, no matter how many olive
branches Prince Charles, or even Her Majesty The Queen, would like to extend, so the Montecito
Grifters can have a seat at the table again.
In all cases, William's reaction is the appropriate one.
It's called self respect.
Because when someone steps on you and on the ones you love, you don't dare give them the
opportunity to do it a second time.
And that's something we all should reflect upon.
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