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Ham pr disasters 64! …….Prince Charming…Prince Charming…..ridicule is nothing to be scared of ! …..

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jeffgoldblum · 08/11/2026 15:52

adam ant 80s GIF

A lack of humour and self reflection is not helping.

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Starryfifty · Today 11:05

Coocumba · Today 11:03

Of course she is acting and yet again hijacking an event in an attempt to accrue personal capital thru PR.

Totally self serving disingenuous and atrocious behaviour - taking the light away from dead children and their grieving children.

I can't watch / listen. It's too nauseating. I'm relying on ye all for feedback 😆

countribution · Today 11:10

TheTenantofGriftersGrange · Today 10:54

Great clip of her trying to look as if she is part of the conversation and ending up talking to herself! 🤦‍♀️

https://x.com/nataliewould01/status/2120094363732852811?a=uGLfuMtMgv6SpBJpCQg&s=46

Disturbing .

countribution · Today 11:10

Starryfifty · Today 10:52

Did you expect any different?

Nope

Starryfifty · Today 11:10

He obviously writes (or she does) speeches themselves. It's always the same jargon. "As a father " 🙄

DancingFerret · Today 11:13

Rachelshair · Today 10:38

Just saw a clip of Harry's speech on BBC news, he looks absolutely dreadful like he is seriously mentally ill. If he worked for me I'd send him home and try to get him some help.
They should stay at home for a bit. Trying to style it out amidst such horrible allegations is too much. They are inflicting so much unnecessary stress on themselves, for no good reason. They could be having a lovely life as private citizens. I just don't get it especially when they must have known the allegations would come out at some point. They are coming across as tone deaf and dishonest.

Yes, Harry looked awful. I do think, whatever the reason for their very abrupt return to the UK, it's just not panning out in the way he (probably naively) expected.

Take away his family connection and that by accident of birth he's a prince and you're left with a very ordinary and talentless couple. They really do need to find somewhere to settle and live quiet lives (hah!).

The desperation is obvious and a very hard watch.

IdaGlossop · Today 11:13

TheTenantofGriftersGrange · Today 10:54

Great clip of her trying to look as if she is part of the conversation and ending up talking to herself! 🤦‍♀️

https://x.com/nataliewould01/status/2120094363732852811?a=uGLfuMtMgv6SpBJpCQg&s=46

I was just about to post this. Even subdued M doesn't lose her instinct to be at the centre of everything.

BigWillyLittleTodger · Today 11:13

The DM readers are having none of it.

Starryfifty · Today 11:14

DancingFerret · Today 11:13

Yes, Harry looked awful. I do think, whatever the reason for their very abrupt return to the UK, it's just not panning out in the way he (probably naively) expected.

Take away his family connection and that by accident of birth he's a prince and you're left with a very ordinary and talentless couple. They really do need to find somewhere to settle and live quiet lives (hah!).

The desperation is obvious and a very hard watch.

They are so unbelievably dull. What will they do if Willie ever takes the titles ??

AnAutumnCrow · Today 11:15

DancingFerret · Today 09:49

That's quite a look Markle's sporting in Brussels - a masterclass in funereal.

Is her father dead to her (again)?

DancingFerret · Today 11:17

AnAutumnCrow · Today 11:15

Is her father dead to her (again)?

That's definitely the message she's trying to get across. Performative, as usual.

Mondommountain · Today 11:18

twosmallaxolotls · Today 10:03

The BBC have a curious editorial policy. Sophie can go to Sudan, highlight violence against women and girls, go to refugee camps and hear harrowing stories - no coverage.
Harry and Meghan can do a "tour" of Australia in which Meghan merchandises clothing, all about self promotion and publicity - ten minutes on the main bulletin.

I have to say, when I saw the BBC reporting on Heidi Klums Halloween costume, it doesn’t surprise me at all they are focusing on Harry and Meghan as celebrities.

AnAutumnCrow · Today 11:21

CoffeeCantata · Today 09:49

While she shouldn’t be blamed for her father’s situation I’m going to be cheesed off of the BBC give her lots of soppy sympathy. The RF had to just get on with their public lives in the immediate wake of those damning accusations made by Meghan and Harry I don’t remember much empathy there.

I get that she’s naturally upset but she needs to stay at home and withdraw from the limelight for a while. What could be the reason for her accompanying H other than to play the poor victim once again and to garner sympathy?

There is no other reason! I think it’s a very deliberate and calculating strategy.

Every time an appearance like this is reported, however, the article also contains the detail of her dad being an accused paedophile.

I think that's an intractable problem for Meg and her PR now. Repeating that she's 'sad' just doesn't cut it in the UK - not now, not ever.

twosmallaxolotls · Today 11:22

Mondommountain · Today 11:18

I have to say, when I saw the BBC reporting on Heidi Klums Halloween costume, it doesn’t surprise me at all they are focusing on Harry and Meghan as celebrities.

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I'm watching it now on the tv bulletin. So much coverage and attention. They're so important.

Starryfifty · Today 11:22

DancingFerret · Today 11:17

That's definitely the message she's trying to get across. Performative, as usual.

She's a terrible actress

EleanorRigbyhat · Today 11:26

Who is providing the security I wonder? I hope it's not tax payer funded! This is a private visit. It shouldn't even be getting coverage.

IdaGlossop · Today 11:32

Starryfifty · Today 11:22

She's a terrible actress

And her hair is terribly black.

Starryfifty · Today 11:33

EleanorRigbyhat · Today 11:26

Who is providing the security I wonder? I hope it's not tax payer funded! This is a private visit. It shouldn't even be getting coverage.

I'm sure the Brussels people will be chuffed

twosmallaxolotls · Today 11:35

Why don't they invite somebody who actually has knowledge and training on this?

Starryfifty · Today 11:36

twosmallaxolotls · Today 11:35

Why don't they invite somebody who actually has knowledge and training on this?

This is what I do not understand

MrsLeonFarrell · Today 11:41

twosmallaxolotls · Today 11:35

Why don't they invite somebody who actually has knowledge and training on this?

Column inches?

Dizzierblonde · Today 11:42

IdaGlossop · Today 11:05

Flawless today, Meghan. Dressed all in black. Trousers that move but don't swamp. Neat trench coat. Restraint in your movements. No gushing or hugging. Make-up discrete. A rare glimpse of a personality that could have done the job had you not fled to Canada.

Knowing the back story though - your father arrested on Friday for crimes you had already made him guilty of - most of us will conclude that this 'Meghan in mourning for herself' look is carefully curated to fit your victim narrative.

Carefully curated perhaps, but doesn't care to wear a poppy (spoil the all black look perhaps?). If Harry chose to wear one today, I would have expected her to do the same. Had he not worn one, then her lack of one wouldn't have been glaring. She certainly wasn't too emotionally devastated to walk a red carpet, or stand and make small talk with officials and event managers, so why was she absent from the Remembrance Day event in her local village?

Just another indication that she appears to be completely separated from the events that people in the UK normally take part in. I just keep thinking that she's not playing to a British audience, and everything she does is for the American consumer. I know people keep saying there's no way that they're separating, but she doesn't give any signals that she is choosing life in the UK or looking at any of this as a long term prospect. The Nottingham visit was (IMO) just a big F You to the WRF, so I'm not counting that as an example of her starting to integrate herself into life in the UK. This seems to be a temporary situation for her, and she's playing a much longer game for when she returns to the US.

EleanorRigbyhat · Today 11:42

Starryfifty · Today 11:36

This is what I do not understand

Perhaps publicity is worth it at any cost for the organisation.

EleanorRigbyhat · Today 11:43

Dizzierblonde · Today 11:42

Carefully curated perhaps, but doesn't care to wear a poppy (spoil the all black look perhaps?). If Harry chose to wear one today, I would have expected her to do the same. Had he not worn one, then her lack of one wouldn't have been glaring. She certainly wasn't too emotionally devastated to walk a red carpet, or stand and make small talk with officials and event managers, so why was she absent from the Remembrance Day event in her local village?

Just another indication that she appears to be completely separated from the events that people in the UK normally take part in. I just keep thinking that she's not playing to a British audience, and everything she does is for the American consumer. I know people keep saying there's no way that they're separating, but she doesn't give any signals that she is choosing life in the UK or looking at any of this as a long term prospect. The Nottingham visit was (IMO) just a big F You to the WRF, so I'm not counting that as an example of her starting to integrate herself into life in the UK. This seems to be a temporary situation for her, and she's playing a much longer game for when she returns to the US.

All good points. I wonder how Harry feels about that. He did try to integrate into life in the US.

smilesy · Today 11:47

EleanorRigbyhat · Today 11:42

Perhaps publicity is worth it at any cost for the organisation.

I have to say that I haven’t really learned anything about the organisation they are there to attend. All I have heard is first they are both making a speech, then Meghan is still going but not speaking, finally, Harry is there as a father and Meghan is in all black with loads of “no make up” make up 🤷‍♀️

MrsLeonFarrell · Today 11:49

The real tragedy is that I agree something needs to be done to protect children online. I agree that the big tech companies need internationally reigning in. But when the person who is speaking gets more attention than the cause you have a problem. When articles about the event also mention someone accused of the very crimes they are trying to prevent, you have a problem.

But the alternative seems to be having someone committed and knowledgeable like Sophie who the press ignore. So Harry will keep getting invitations until the cost outweighs the benefit. The BBC should be asked about this.