Look at him , Prince Harry looking like a man who knows his wife is
Emmy-nominated hottie.
A Windsor who doesn’t take from the poor but works for what he has and so does his wife.
Y’all can keep the benefits dependant royals though.
The biggest mistake the royal family made was starting their hate campaign against Harry and Meghan. Not only did it expose their true racist colours but it galvanised global support around the two people they wanted to destroy. For many of us, defending Harry & Meghan is bigger than just the couple. It is about standing up against a clear injustice. We will never stop fighting for them. ✊
For 10 years, she’s endured relentless bullying, yet she’s remained kind, joyful and focused on what truly matters. She refuses to let bitterness define her and continues to go from strength to strength. We could all learn a thing or two from this beautiful woman. 😍💛
#MeghanSussex
@OmgItzRaina You look marvy! Plus I just saw you in the shakeys ad! It’s like a friend made it big omg another spot! You must’ve done a few for shakeys!
Meghan Markle has eclipsed the British royals to become the most prominent global figure—through fashion influence, women’s empowerment, and authentic storytelling.Meghan Markle: The Woman Who Outshone the Crown #MeghanMarkle https://t.co/lFWwxOWn7l
I painted this self portrait from a photograph the New York Post and Daily Mail ran over and over again alongside horrible stories about me. They averaged about 3 stories a day between them for years. The image came from their complete theft of my digital life. In the photograph I am in the worst stretch of my addiction. Exhausted. Contemplating how I could end everything.
They published it over and over because they believed it showed something disturbing, something degenerate, something people would recognize as evidence of whatever they were accusing me of that particular day.
I set out to paint it because I wanted to take back what they were trying to steal from me. It wasn’t just the image they had stolen. They had stolen thousands of images. They wanted to steal my humanity. Their portrait was of a monster. My portrait is of a man being reassembled piece by piece, bit by bit, pixel by pixel through the hard work of recovery.
A portrait of someone worth saving. Someone worth forgiveness. For all of me. Past. Present. Future. Gratitude for all of it.
The images they meant as weapons are no longer weapons to me. The man in them is no longer theirs to describe. He is mine, and I love him.
We do recover.
this is honestly an excellent celebratory and motivational speech from Mamdani at the Knicks parade. i'm ready to run through a wall, and i'm not even a Knicks fan