WHAT A CON🤣🤣🤣
They carefully arranged that tiny handful of people to look like a packed crowd from the right angle.
And there they are dead center. Harry’s gleaming bald spot shining like a lighthouse. This is the exact second the flower stunt was being filmed. Pure stagecraft
Charles needs to act. No more excuses strip Harry & Meghan’s titles & remove them from the royal family website. William get him on it like you did Andrew. Them grifting off their titles & exploit vulnerable people for pr & $ is treason & must stop @RoyalFamily@KensingtonRoyal
**************TIMELINE CLEANSE!***********
Now that the horror show,from yesterday is over,let’s all take a deep breath and move our focus to the REAL ROYAL FAMILY.
Kensington Palace released 3 new portraits of,our,beautiful Catherine The Princess of Wales.
Princess Catherine was in Cornwall,UK, to promote the Royal Foundation Center For Early Childhood. There will be a focus on nature based learning.
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(Disclaimer- this is AI😉)
Harry and Meghan can stage all the royal-adjacent engagements they want, but no PR team can disguise how far removed they are from what they had in 2018. Meghan’s over-the-top excitement, the constant performing for the cameras, the Sussex Squad pooling money to buy her flowers. All of it screams how desperately they want these visits to look like a success.
Deep down, THEY know how empty all this is now. They know the difference between the reception they got when they represented the Crown and what they’re trying to recreate as private citizens. THE SUSSEX SQUAD HAD TO POOL MONEY TO BUY HER FLOWERS. 😭 Imagine having an entire PR machine behind you, weeks of publicity and three engagements, yet your online fanbase still has to help create the optics of a welcome. The irony is almost too good.
And it’s not just about how many people turn up. I genuinely don’t care whether the crowds are big or small. It’s watching Meghan act as though every interaction is the greatest moment of her life, turning the charm up to eleven and performing for every camera in sight. The footage of them prancing around children who look more interested in what’s happening around them than in the couple themselves only makes the whole thing more awkward. They’re trying so hard to make every little interaction look extraordinary that the performance becomes the story.
Look at the difference between 2018 and now. Back then, they had the Crown, the platform and the reception that came with representing the Royal Family. Now they’re trying to recreate that same royal magic without the institution that gave those engagements their significance. They can arrange the visits, flood the media with coverage and have their online army celebrate every move, but they cannot manufacture the kind of public interest they once had.
Honestly, I hope they do MORE of this because watching them try to recreate royal life without the institution is becoming a spectacle in itself. Keep the walkabouts coming. Keep the photo opportunities coming. Keep the overacting and the endless PR. The harder they try to prove they can still have the royal experience without being working royals, the more obvious the gap becomes.
They wanted to leave the institution but somehow still want the spectacle, the status and the reception that came with it. They want the photographs, the coverage and the excitement associated with being royal, without accepting that leaving the institution meant leaving that particular role behind. And now they’re trying to recreate it all on their own terms.
Meanwhile, William and Catherine don’t have to recreate their royal status. They ARE the future of the monarchy. They don’t have to cosplay a role they never abandoned or convince the public that they still belong in it.
Harry and Meghan can arrange the flowers, manufacture the headlines and perform for every camera in sight. But they cannot recreate the position they threw away, and they cannot force people to care simply because they keep showing up.
THAT is the difference between being royal and playing royal. And the most embarrassing part is that deep down, Harry and Meghan know it themselves.