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How Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Used Diana and Catherine’s Media Trauma to Sell Their Victim Narrative. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry never miss an opportunity to lecture everyone about privacy, media intrusion, misinformation and the supposed dangers of social media. Yet even at the absolute peak of their fame, they couldn’t produce enough actual footage of paparazzi relentlessly chasing them. Think about that. If they really endured the Diana level harassment they keep describing, they would’ve had endless authentic clips of themselves being swarmed, chased through streets, surrounded by photographers, unable to escape the press. Instead, they had to borrow everyone else’s footage. Photographers from the Harry Potter premiere years before they had even met. Katie Price being mobbed outside court. Michael Cohen being pursued on his way to prison. Multiple clips of Diana, who genuinely lived through unimaginable press intrusion. Even footage of Catherine being hounded by paparazzi on her birthday. If the press was actually as obsessed and relentless as they claim, why couldn’t they show even one authentic clip of their own that matched the intensity of their accusations? Simple. Because the obsession and pursuit they describe never actually existed at that level. After they left as working royals and moved to California with heavy security, hardly anyone cared enough to chase them like that. There weren’t endless Diana style car chases. There weren’t mobs of photographers hiding behind every bush. There wasn’t this constant siege they’ve spent years trying to sell. So instead of admitting it, they keep desperately pushing the victim narrative. Leaking stories to friendly media, begging for headlines, staging photo opportunities, manufacturing drama no one asked for, then acting outraged when people discuss the chaos they themselves created. They don’t hate media attention. They crave it. What they hate is not being able to control the narrative. And the truly disgusting part is that they hijacked the suffering of women who actually lived through that hell. Diana paid the ultimate price for press obsession. Catherine endured years of invasive scrutiny, photographers screaming at her, stalking her every move, and relentless public pressure. Yet these two splice those women’s experiences to push their self serving narrative shamelessly. They’ve never faced that level of sustained intrusion, pain, or pressure, but they’re so desperate to be seen as persecuted that they cosplay as victims using other people’s trauma as props. If your truth is really that powerful, why did you need Harry Potter footage, Katie Price footage, Michael Cohen footage, Diana’s suffering, and Catherine’s experiences to sell it? Because your own story was a LIE.