The fight officially begins at 3 a.m. EST Thursday, when Netflix drops the first three episodes of the six-part series Harry & Meghan.
However, the skirmishes before the battle broke out one after another Meghan Markle speaks at a charity gala about the suicidal ideation she suffered while in the royal family, which she had previously stated that the personnel department at the palace had brushed aside.
Kate Middletonmeanwhile, wearing a glamorous Jenny Packham gown, drew the limelight for a charity event at Buckingham Palace in the United Kingdom, even as royal sources made bleak predictions about the the possibility of fallout from the Netflix documentary.
They warn that the days of “never complain, never explain” may be dead for the old queen and King Charles may be forced to publicly push back if Harry and Meghan make “interrupting” statements to the public.
On a day of frenetic activity on both sides, another bombshell came from individuals claiming to be victims of bullying by Meghan, who begged to be victimized. release from palace nondisclosure agreements so they can make their side of the story public and refute Harry and Meghan’s “lies”.
However, it’s probably Meghan who won the eyeball battle in the warm-up moves, telling the Robert F Kennedy Ripple of Hope Gala in New York not only that she and Harry wanted to help sweep “the wall of the house.” oppression,” but goes into extraordinary detail about her own battle with suicidal thoughts while she lived in the UK.
Meghan, who was honor with Harry by RFK for taking a “heroic” stance against “structural racism” in the royal family, said there was a time when she “didn’t want to live anymore” and that she confided in her struggle with Oprah Winfrey because she didn’t “want anyone to feel lonely” going through a similar experience.
The event was organized by Alec Baldwin, who accidentally shot dead a cinematographer on a movie he was working on and producing last year.
Other honorees include President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine.
But it is Meghan who is the star of the show.
She said, according to a report in Daily mail: “When you’ve been through anything challenging and everyone, especially in the last few years with lockdowns and COVID, it’s the sheer number of people going through an experience that they may not speak up about. spike. We all need, when possible, if we feel brave enough, to speak honestly about our own experiences.”
She added: “Look, I was really embarrassed to say it at the time and especially embarrassed to admit it to Harry, because I know how much he’s suffered. cool, but I know that if I don’t say it, I’ll do it. I just don’t want to live anymore.”
Kerry Kennedy, daughter of Robert F Kennedy, talking about the couple, London time “They stood up, they talked about racial justice and they spoke about mental illness in a very brave way,” said.
However, just as Meghan and Harry appeared in New York, across the Atlantic, a former Buckingham Palace employee who claimed to have been bullied by Meghan said they should be free to speak publicly. testify about what they allege they suffered at Meghan’s home. hand.
ex-employee to London’s Valentine Low timewho first revealed that there had been formal complaints against Meghan for bullying prior to Oprah’s interview last year: “The only way to end it… for the good of us is that we are allowed to speak and The palace resolutely denied their lies.”
Low cited “the people in the palace” as “boiling with rage” over accusations of racism made in the trailer for the Netflix show.
The former employee said the palace should lift all non-disclosure agreements and “respond publicly” [the Sussexes’] attack.”
“They always used vague terms ‘truth’, ‘my truth,’ but nothing concrete was said,” the former employee said.
Interestingly, the source said Meghan’s coverage was “brilliant” until her father Thomas Markle turned his back on her, adding: “It will be interesting to see how her family is mentioned. like in their movies. It was in the news until her father started his campaign.”
Meanwhile, the big question of what the palace will say or do in response to the Netflix movie remains a hot issue.
One source Talk to Daily telegram that while the “desire to excel” is “to sit above all” and there is a reluctance to “get in the mud with them”, the source added that if there is anything “new” “reliable”, ” harm,” or “influence the public,” then “needs to take some action.”
Another source says walkie talkie, “This is the first major challenge for the king as an institutional leader. His reaction will be very revealing of how his reign will work. Will it be modern and responsive, or will it stick with ‘never complain, never explain’?
“I think the Sussexes will read a lot about that reaction, and it will lead to consequences for their behavior in the future.”
