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The royal family

PR disasters - thread 19

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Mylovelygreendress · Today 08:44

Can’t see a new thread and am pretty sure there is still lots to discuss !

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ShamedBySiri · Today 21:50

On the matter of outriders and motorcycle cavalcades you don't have to be Royal to get them. Oh no. Some years ago DH and I were on a trip to London and were about to cross Shaftesbury Avenue when a stream of motorbikes with flashing lights appeared and blocked off all the traffic light crossing points. DH huffed at being delayed , but I said "Ooh, maybe one of the Royals is coming to the theatre" and watched eagerly. We waited a while, my excitement rising, and then a raggle taggle group of protestors appeared, marching down the road with their cardboard placards shouting "We want Brexit Now"! DH huffed even more and said he wasn't going to wait for them, moving to barge his way through. I grabbed him and said "For goodness sake, what if you were photographed in amongst them, everyone would think you'd been with the demo!"
Anyway, the motley crowd had an escort Harry would have been delighted with. 😂

Wibz · Today 21:50

Starryfifty · Today 20:23

But is her title helping her at all ? The pair of them have tried merching it and it's not working. I think it would be more lucrative to sell H down the river

I agree. This is her standard MO in life with husbands, partners, friends, family, colleagues - once she has ‘done the math’ and their value to her upward trajectory is questioned they are discarded.

She has already been exposed for discussing the post divorce book with a publisher - she probs has NF, Oprah, Spotify and PRH all teed up - once shes sure she has rung PH dry - she will push the button on the divorce and cash in on the above. It’s probably a bit like looking at her pension forcast and calculating when to do the drawn down.

SqueakyDinosaur · Today 21:52

Rainingcatsandog · Today 21:43

He's like a teenage boy

AIUI, many psychologists think that people get stuck in terms of emotional development if they are subject to a massive trauma. That would make sense for Harry - he was 12 when his mother died. I feel desperately sorry for the 12-year-old Harry, but have absolutely no time for the man he has become.

Puzzledandpissedoff · Today 21:53

Passingthrough123 · Today 21:06

Just reading comments on X that suggest Harry is now putting blame at William's door because staff from his office and Buckingham Palace make up a third of the RAVEC committee.

Way to go reconcile, Haz.

This one isn't new and he's moaned about palace staff being involved before - apparantly forgetting that to protect the RF effectively they need input from the staff about their arrngements

But is her title helping her at all ? The pair of them have tried merching it and it's not working. I think it would be more lucrative to sell H down the river

I can see that selling out Harry would be lucrative, @Starryfifty, but as with doing the same to the rest of the family it would only last so long - and that's if anyone believed a word she said

I also strongly believe that, knowing what Harry's like better than most, they'll have placed much of "his" money in trusts, etc, thus putting them beyond anyone else's reach
Doubtless Meghan would claim she'd been thoroughly stitched up, but if it came to that would anyone even care?

Puzzledandpissedoff · Today 22:02

Oh god did you have to, Starryfifty - I'd managed to suppress that horror!!

Absolutely pitiful, and very noticeable that his pupils are so dilated in what looks like pretty bright light

Starryfifty · Today 22:08

Puzzledandpissedoff · Today 22:02

Oh god did you have to, Starryfifty - I'd managed to suppress that horror!!

Absolutely pitiful, and very noticeable that his pupils are so dilated in what looks like pretty bright light

He's very obviously off his face on something

Starryfifty · Today 22:11

SqueakyDinosaur · Today 21:52

AIUI, many psychologists think that people get stuck in terms of emotional development if they are subject to a massive trauma. That would make sense for Harry - he was 12 when his mother died. I feel desperately sorry for the 12-year-old Harry, but have absolutely no time for the man he has become.

This and ok I'm guessing here but from my experience, it looks like he's either drunk or high a lot of the time. So much going on with this guy. Low intellect, boredom, lack of life/practical skills, boorish. I could go on

KilkennyCats · Today 22:11

binkie163 · Today 10:20

I have tried repeatedly signing Harry/invinctus petition and I don't get the confirmation email to click on 🤷 my husband also tried. Anyone else had a problem? How many signatures not getting through.

Yes, same here 🤔

IcedPurple · Today 22:15

Starryfifty · Today 22:11

This and ok I'm guessing here but from my experience, it looks like he's either drunk or high a lot of the time. So much going on with this guy. Low intellect, boredom, lack of life/practical skills, boorish. I could go on

Please do.

BasiliskStare · Today 22:20

SqueakyDinosaur · Today 21:52

AIUI, many psychologists think that people get stuck in terms of emotional development if they are subject to a massive trauma. That would make sense for Harry - he was 12 when his mother died. I feel desperately sorry for the 12-year-old Harry, but have absolutely no time for the man he has become.

And his brother was only 15 , and by accounts ( not saying they are true but there are ) D leaned on W more.

I agree with you Squeaky. If H hasn't managed to find a way of dealing with his mother's death , after a protracted publicly funded inquest , any research he could do , and speaking to his brother , well he can afford some more therapy , if that he has had hasn't worked. Or he's cynical. Or dim. I don't know. Of course I am sympathetic but he's in his mid 40s now. That makes me sound harsh - I know - but at his age banging on about papparazi and his mother - well I'm a bit inclined to believe he is a full shilling short of a pound .

Dizzierblonde · Today 22:39

BasiliskStare · Today 22:20

And his brother was only 15 , and by accounts ( not saying they are true but there are ) D leaned on W more.

I agree with you Squeaky. If H hasn't managed to find a way of dealing with his mother's death , after a protracted publicly funded inquest , any research he could do , and speaking to his brother , well he can afford some more therapy , if that he has had hasn't worked. Or he's cynical. Or dim. I don't know. Of course I am sympathetic but he's in his mid 40s now. That makes me sound harsh - I know - but at his age banging on about papparazi and his mother - well I'm a bit inclined to believe he is a full shilling short of a pound .

Both brothers suffered the same trauma, and neither. it seems, was given the psychological support they really should have got in the aftermath of their mother's death. However, PW did the hard yards of therapy since then (he appears to have dressed it as a consequence of his air ambulance work, but I'm certain he would have used that therapy to address all of his trauma). PW also has an absolute tight knit group of friends, along with his family, and he seems to have come out the other end a well-balanced individual, with a surety about his priorities in life - his family, and his mental health.

PH said he's had therapy, but it appears to have had the opposite effect - is it just bad luck, for example did he have a bad therapist that set him back more than helping? Is it the drugs? Is it the choice of a narcissist as a wife, being away from his home country with no friends in sight? Such different outcomes, and PH's issues likely began long before he met MM, but his relationship with her seems to have resulted in the absolute worst possible outcome - he's angry permanently and looking for someone to blame, he's paranoid and absolutely lost in a world where the paps that contributed to his mother's car crash and death are a permanent fear for him. It's a tragedy - but I can't see a trip to the UK will in any way improve his MH.

PeonyPanda · Today 22:55

PW has also been able to escape into normal (relatively) life with the Middletons. I think that must play a massive part in keeping him sane.

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