Got lost inside the brutalist concrete labyrinth of the Barbican Centre. At thirty, I’m much like this architecture—hard and cold on the outside, yet hollow and echoing within.
Picked up an exquisite box of Peach Black Tea from Fortnum & Mason. In a country so bound by etiquette, I hide all my feelings inside fine china—even my sighs are kept politely quiet
Bringing a touch of organic texture into the living room today. Placed some architectural lucky bamboo in a minimalist ceramic vase I picked up in Copenhagen. It’s all about those subtle, clean lines that bring a space to life. 🌱🏺 #InteriorDesign#NordicStyle#HomeDecor
Look at the stark difference!
Thousands of screaming fans packed Reggio Emilia, Italy for the Princess of Wales - queuing for hours, waving flags, desperate for a glimpse.
Meghan Markle’s Geneva, Switzerland event? Just a handful of dignitaries and some polite clapping.
Embarrassingly empty behind those crowd control barriers 😬
Real royalty vs narcissistic envy.
Night and day. 😏
“Royal expert Tom Sykes, who was in Switzerland for her speech outside the United Nations, has claimed: ‘The hypocrisy is breathtaking. It is a boastful image. It is a vain image. It is a staggeringly tone-deaf image.’
The Duchess of Sussex said in her ‘no child lost to social media’ speech at a World Health Organisation (WHO) event that children’s safety online is a ‘public health issue’.
‘Our children are not products, they are not experiments and not expendable,’ she said as she advocated for stronger global protections for children online.”
Yet hours earlier she reportedly shared yet another image of Lilibet.
This is peak Meghan: lecturing the world about the dangers of social media while using her own kids for PR optics. The hypocrisy is off the charts.”
Source: Daily Mail Australia
The bigger question is why is this ridiculous woman still being taken seriously? The WHO is platforming this celebrity lecture as a serious public health event. It looks less like a respected health body and more like a globalist tool that loves trading credibility for celebrity glamour and virtue-signalling photo ops. Real public health awareness deserves better than a grifting celebrity wannabe.