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“When was the last time you made a tea bag for your bath?” #MeghanMarkle #WithLoveMeghan #Netflix #StormHuntley @thestormhuntley

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Storm Huntley hosted another person in this outfit. it is not known who it is but she seems to be the person who is bombastic, she looks foolish, as everyone made the recipes so this is another racist Karen. I love how the caller wants to correct her but she does not let her talk.

It’s clear from this conversation that the speakers, particularly Storm Huntley and her group, are engaging in performative mockery rather than meaningful critique. Their tone suggests that Meghan Markle’s lifestyle suggestions—like tea bags for baths—are so ridiculous that they don’t even warrant serious discussion. But let’s break this down:

The Critics Who Create Nothing

1. Mockery Over Substance
   • Instead of evaluating Meghan’s ideas with nuance, the speakers dismiss them outright, using laughter as a weapon to delegitimize her.
   • There’s no actual discussion on whether tea-based baths have any benefits (which they do—many herbal and tea-based bath soaks are widely sold and used for relaxation and skincare).
2. The Double Standard of Lifestyle Advice
   • If a luxury spa or a high-end wellness brand promoted the same idea, it would be marketed as innovative.
   • Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop, for instance, has marketed far more extreme wellness trends without the same level of ridicule.
   • The backlash against Meghan appears to be more about who she is than what she’s actually suggesting.
3. Who Are They to Judge?
   • The biggest irony? These critics don’t have shows of their own, yet they spend their time dissecting someone who does.
   • If Meghan is so irrelevant, why dedicate air time to mocking her?

A Pattern of Women Tearing Down Women

It’s one thing to disagree with Meghan Markle. It’s another to dedicate public discussions to sneering at her. This isn’t about tea bags in baths—it’s about a deep-seated resentment toward women who dare to present themselves as influential or aspirational.

If Meghan were a man, would she be labeled “bombastic” or “out of touch”? Or would she be seen as a trendsetter?

At the end of the day, it’s always easier to tear down than to build up. But the real question remains: What have these critics built?

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