When she landed in Canada, Meghan said she 'collapsed' into the arms of one of her and Harry's security guards.
The Duchess said: 'I was like, "I tried so hard!" And he was like, "I know you did. I know you did Ma'am. I know you did.'"
I've just given this little section 20 seconds' thought. It's a 12ish hour flight from London to Vancouver. At the time and for about 6 weeks, their security was RPOs. Were these RPOs on the flight with them? If not, surely that was a security risk. If they were, was Meghan suggesting that she held it together, kept it all in, for the duration of the flight and then, as soon as they got on the tarmac, met up with the security guy (who presumably flew coach, otherwise she could have more discreetly sought comfort en route) and fell into his open and manly, comforting arms? Whitney Houston, anyone? "I tried so hard" is what a child would say to a parent, not a wife to a husband or an employer to an employee. Couldn't she wait till she met her mum? Or a friend? Why did it have to be the bodyguard? It's just so bizarre, all of it. How on earth does she think anyone would believe this tripe?
I've just done another minute's research, watched the relevant clip (muted, too unbearable otherwise). She was TOTALLY acting for the camera when she said this!! Sooooo obvious she was playing the part of a hard-done-by princess, vulnerable in her beauty, striving to be strong and be bigger and better than them. Argh, it's just AWFUL teenaged behaviour! So cringeworthy!