@DisappearingGirl
I do believe them in the sense that I think this is how they genuinely felt about events. And I think it must have been a massive shock for Meghan to join a dysfunctional and stiff-upper-lip British family. And yes the media have printed loads of crap about her.
However I think the main issue seems to be that both Harry and Meghan felt the Royal Family should be defending her in the media. And that just doesn't happen - loads of Royals (mainly women) have been pilloried in the media over the decades and everyone knows the Royal Family just don't respond. If they did respond, the media would love it and would just do it even more to get a response. I think Harry and Meghan saw it as a lack of support when it's just how the Royal Family have always been.
Completely agree. The ‘institution’ don’t get involved in tit for tat with the press. They never have done and yes the press sometimes do treat people atrociously and I do feel sorry for Meghan in that respect. They were brutal with her.
But.... the royals don’t get involved. So they haven’t singled out Meghan, the simply don’t get involved at all.
Also with regards to the security, I did initially think that’s a bit harsh taking away his security however, as someone pointed out, why should the British tax payer fund Harry’s security when he lives in Canada and isn’t actually a working royal?
I do think that is how they feel and it is their truth, but as a op mentioned earlier, the institution will have their, different, version and that will be how they view it.
It’s just sad that it’s all come to this for everyone really and I hope they all somehow make up, although I’m sure that’s unlikely