This has never been Meghan's narrative. Her narrative has always been that she was far too good at being a royal, that everyone was jealous of her star power, and that her race was used against her because of this. She claims she was treated unfairly, but her "victimhood" is that of the misunderstood messiah, sent to rescue the RF from their 19th century ways and attitudes, but they rejected her good intentions and crucified her instead. However, in taking the "freedom flight" , she metaphorically rose from the grave and shines down on us all, our saviour, our lady of internet safety, philanthropy, humanitarianism and jam.
Harry has taken the path of victimhood as social capital, which, in 2020, many rich, privileged, white men were trying to hang their hat on so as not to be regarded as the oppressor. There's a good reason AN Wilson was comparing Spare to Mein Kampf.