Tend to agree.
I'm very wary of american women making allegations generally. They have an entitled worldview (where the Karen trope comes from, the entitled white woman which extends back more than two centuries there), combine that with an extremely litigious culture where suing someone at the drop of a hat is part and parcel of society as much as gun culture is, that's a deadly cocktail. This was always a joke about america, "touch me and I'll sue". Lawyers are also famous there, with the like of Gloria Allred just desperate for the next case to create.
We got that clash of cultures with Meghan Markle, and its rubbed off on Harry as he was never this whiny/entitled. The UK is a far more relaxed and less accusatory society, far less litigious (although its increased) and there is no Karen equivalent. That is what made Markle so unlikeable, that self absorbed, 'me me me' outlook ('the celebrations in South Africa when I married Harry were comparable to when Mandela was released'), zero self awareness, introspection or humility, that is a part of the culture she grew up in. Their most beloved book (per a vote) is To Kill a Mockingbird, a story about racism, yet the hero is? A white man, while the black characters are relegated to the background. A 'white saviour' story (which by definition is self absorbed). They somehow manage to make a story about racism, a form of self congratulation. Only they could.
When you grow up in a self absorbed society, with little self awareness, you become entitled, and this is a recipe for litigation at every turn. The subject of this thread changed her story when the original one didn't fit.