It warms my heart to see the amount of love & support M & H have received in NYC. Oprah mentioned recently, that she has never met a couple so in synch with each other. After seeing them together today, I totally concur with that sentiment.
Meghan’s podcast “Confessions of a Female Founder with Meghan” is nominated for the 4th Annual Signal Award 2025 in the Business People and Entrepreneurs shaping Culture genre.
The award honors podcasts that define culture.
#COAFF#MeghanSussex
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She has told the BBC that Prince Harry "was busy looking at his own case and then my name kept cropping up" and "so he felt that I should know about it".
'Prince Harry told me I was being hacked' - Stephen Lawrence's mum - BBC News https://t.co/4QGRx9R4VW
What a week it’s been for Prince Harry. He has been up to so much. Inspirational and impactful visits 🌍.
Archie and Lili’s papa will be turning 41 next week and I’m sure he’ll be spoilt by Meghan & them!
Prince Harry comes here for 5 mins shows up the lazy Wales and does so much good work, even the royal commentators and British press are positive about him.
Go Harry.
#GoodKingHarry#PrinceHarry#NotMyLazyWales
It's quite simple: When you show up as your authentic self, listen wholeheartedly, and show tremendous respect for people and their culture, you will always be welcomed with open arms and given the same respect in return.
#GoodKingHarry#PrinceHarryInUkraine
I loved season 1 but season 2 is even better, everyone seems more relaxed 😊💖 I'm not exactly a keen cook but looking forward to trying out the recipes😋
Congratulations @meghan and @netflix hope there's a season 3 and can't wait for the Christmas show💖
#WithLoveMeghanS2
My Rosé is arriving tomorrow! I'm not even a wine drinker and yet I’m taking the day off just to be home and sign for it. Who am I? Just a Prince Harry and Meghan fan from Kentucky, pretending I’m classy and playing fancy! 🍷
#AsEver#MeghanMarkle
The UK media and RF desperation is on full display although they are still trying to talk tough and lay down conditions. They are not even convincing themselves anymore. Harry and Meghan hold all the cards.
The British monarchy survives on mystique, tradition, and silence. But strip away the ceremony, and what’s left is an institution built on hierarchy, control—and cruelty.
Few stories expose this like those of Diana, Princess of Wales, and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.
Diana was more than “the People’s Princess.” She was a young woman consumed by a palace machine that demanded compliance and punished emotion. Married to a man emotionally tied to someone else, her pain was dismissed. Her bulimia, self-harm, and pleas for help were painted not as cries for support—but as failures to conform.
Then came Meghan Markle: a biracial, American, self-made woman. She was everything the palace wasn’t ready for. From day one, she faced racism, relentless media abuse—and institutional silence. Leaks to the press. Cold shoulders behind palace doors. When a woman disrupts the royal script, she’s cast out.
Make no mistake: what Meghan faced wasn’t just misogyny. It was racism. The questions about her baby’s skin tone, her isolation—they echo the monarchy’s colonial DNA.
This isn’t just about women. It’s about generational harm. Charles was a distant father; after Diana’s death, Harry was expected to soldier on. No grief. No space to feel.
When Harry married Meghan, he broke the cycle. He left not just the Firm, but the trauma. And for that, they were branded traitors.
Diana wasn’t protected. Meghan wasn’t accepted. Until the monarchy confronts its legacy of racism, sexism, and emotional neglect, it will remain what it is: an empire of image, built on broken backs.