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Where is Meghan?

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StarInTheHeavens · 15/01/2023 19:07

I haven't seen hide-nor-hair of Meghan since the book release which is uncharacteristic of her. Even with the Montecito floods there was no news. So I'm wondering how this is playing out? Happiness or anger behind closed doors?

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AliceOlive · 05/03/2023 21:08

@MrsMaxDeWinter Thabk you for your kind words. I am so sorry for your loss, also. Peace and healing to you.

Coronateachingagain · 05/03/2023 22:22

She is hiding and hoping that people forget her drama accounts and hoping she gets a chance to try again.

Wheresthecheese · 05/03/2023 22:31

GloomyDarkness · 05/03/2023 16:59

Hadn't Charles gone to Paris asap?
Possibly though Prince Philip or someone could have stopped with them.

I do think it was a misstep - but one of the more understandable ones.

Charles didn’t go the next day. I seem to remember off was a few days later.

Wheresthecheese · 05/03/2023 22:31

It was

MarshaMelrose · 05/03/2023 22:40

No, Charles collected her the day if her death in the afternoon. He was back with the boys at Balmoral by early evening.

Gilmorehill · 05/03/2023 23:41

Wheresthecheese · 05/03/2023 22:31

Charles didn’t go the next day. I seem to remember off was a few days later.

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What? He was there by the early afternoon on the day Diana died and was clearly grief stricken.

skullbabe · 06/03/2023 00:14

MarshaMelrose · 05/03/2023 13:31

Then that means you answered your own question! Do you remember, I think it was your first posting on the RF board (I might have got that wrong!) where you were questioning what Meghan had lied over but apart from the court case, where she actually apologised for lying, you wouldn't believe any of the other things were lies. So now you have answered your own question as to something she lied about.

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Yes.

Morestrangethings · 06/03/2023 02:40

AliceOlive · 05/03/2023 20:28

This is why I feel it’s unfair to judge. I lost a 17 year old brother in a horrific way when I was age 10. He drowned and was missing for 5 days.

I remember very well the mistakes I saw people around me making. My grandfather being one that comes to mind. But I understood it was grief, and there was so much chaos and confusion. There were people that came to see us, who we had to console. Can you imagine? I didn’t judge any of them. I still don’t judge them now, as an adult. They were all doing their best in a situation they also should never had had to bear.

@AliceOlive im so sorry this happened to you all.

Morestrangethings · 06/03/2023 02:46

@MrsMaxDeWinter i am so sorry to hear you have lost your brother recently.

Morestrangethings · 06/03/2023 06:51

Saschka · 05/03/2023 02:58

No, two people who independently remember Clarkson being defended on here. It was a minority of posters, but they did exist.

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This is quite funny. When I saw Rocket’s post I scrolled up to have a look and see who might have been name changing. Lol.

Turns out that Rockets thought it was me. No @RocketsMagnificent7 , Saschka is right - 2 different people.

Wheresthecheese · 06/03/2023 07:42

Gilmorehill · 05/03/2023 23:41

What? He was there by the early afternoon on the day Diana died and was clearly grief stricken.

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I remember wrongly then. So they all went to church and then Charles flew to Paris the same day? So the boys were left with their grandparents only almost immediately.

Wheresthecheese · 06/03/2023 07:44

MrsMaxDeWinter · 05/03/2023 19:20

Harry wanted to walk behind his mother's coffin. William didn't want to. Prince Philip told William and Harry if they wanted to walk behind their mother's coffin he would walk with them and support them. I don't think they were forced to do anything.

With respect, I don't think that children of their age should have had the responsibility of making the decision. Why was it even an option? At 12, Harry did not know what was good for him, and the responsible adults should have known better.

If William had a choice now, of a 12 year old George walking behind his or his wife's coffin, it simply would not happen. Nor would Harry be happy about a 12 year old Archie in the same circumstances.

Hindsight is 20-20 vision and all that, but that decision, whoever made it, was 50 kinds of fucked up, it should never, ever had happened.

Harry was much too young, even if he made the choice himself. There is a reason children are not allowed to make certain decisions.

Yes this. Exactly this.

Coxspurplepippin · 06/03/2023 07:48

Wheresthecheese

mixedrecycling · 06/03/2023 08:11

And if Charles hadn't gone he would be accused of disrespect/not caring about the mother of his children...

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themessygarden · 06/03/2023 08:32

When our Mum died, my sister was 8, my dad wouldn't bring her to my mums funeral, he thought it would be too traumatic for her, she went and stayed with a friend that day. She is now 40 and it is something that still really bothers her, she wanted to be there and feels that she should have been there. My dad thought he was doing the right thing.

I can understand why Harry and William wanted to be there, it was their mothers funeral, even if it was the most public funeral of its time.

mixedrecycling · 06/03/2023 08:41

Yes, aged 12 and 10 my brother and I weren't allowed to go to our grandmothers funeral. I wanted to go. I don't hold a grudge - life's too short - but we were definitely old enough to have coped. And even if we had cried, so what?

But, as I have said, there is no 'right' way when it comes to grief and mourning.

AliceOlive · 06/03/2023 13:25

I know a woman who didn’t tell her children that their grandmother had died because her 15 year old daughter had an “important” soccer game. We were friends at the time and several of us tried to talk to her but she was in some kind of a stupor.

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