Yes, really interesting. It makes sense of a lot of their behaviour, like turning up at the scene of the fires recently. Not doing anything useful, not having anything helpful to say, just the idea that gracing it with their presence would be some "comfort", and people would think they seem worthy.
Personally, I always feel the really humanitarian and charitable people are the ones you never hear about. Not the ones on quasi-royal tours, or the celebs climbing Kilimanjaro (or some smaller hill) for "charity", then going back by private jet.
As so many have said, Meghan doesn't appear to want to do the royal grunt-work, but the shiny, glittery stuff. I can't forget her little-girl-lost act face in that market in Fiji. No-one was doing anything to her, she had security, but no, she had to leave. No similar issues in Nigeria or Colombo then?
Nothing they do seems real, or should I say "authentic"? It's all dabbling: her book, Archewell (can they really justify the salaries they're paying when that seems to do nothing?), the Parents' Network, to say nothing of the podcasts/TV stuff. It makes me wonder what their real life is. Are they just knocking about that huge house with no real friends?
The one thing I do agree with is not touting their children for publicity. I don't like the teaser shots, the arm/hands, the back of their heads etc, but I really wonder about the wisdom of the likes of the Beckhams and how much/often their children are in the public eye. The Beckhams say they're worried about security but frequently post photos of Harper in school uniform. It doesn't take much to work out what school she goes to. But more than that, those poor children seem to rarely go to school and have to make all their mistakes in the glare of the public eye. What if Harper wants to be a nuclear physicist? She doesn't seem to go to school enough to achieve that, because it seems more important to bolster Victoria's image as a fabulous mother by having her at all her shows. They don't seem to realise (or care?) that life isn't just about money and fame. It only takes you so far.
And we come full circle to Meghan...what will make her happy and fulfilled? Surely, surely, they must have enough money to live a decent life? Maybe not the A-list private jet life, but enough for a big place somewhere sunny, with chickens and dogs, where they could bring their children up in privacy. I just don't know.