While presented as reporting on a new Channel 5 show called Meghan and Harry:y, the article primarily amplifies and embodies the highly critical, often gleeful, and intrusively judgmental tone of the commentary featured in Channel 5’s “Meghan and Harry: Where Did The Money Go?”. The problem isn’t that it’s commentary, but how that commentary is delivered: COMMENTS ANALYSIS 1. Vitriolic Schadenfreude 2. Misogynoir & Racist Undertones 3. Hypocrisy … Continue reading Schadenfreude, Sensationalism, and Unnecessary Cruelty

Brooke Shields’ interruption of Meghan Markle at the 2024 SXSW panel exemplifies the problematic tone policing women, especially women of color, face when discussing meaningful issues. Shields’ dismissal of Markle’s serious narrative as “too precious” overshadowed the panel’s purpose, revealing discomfort with genuine discussions about activism and empowerment. Continue reading Brooke Shields’ Tone-Policing of Meghan Markle Was Inappropriate and Revealing

When Meghan first met Kate Middleton, the world expected two poised women to become instant allies—both outsiders, both marrying into the rigid machinery of the British royal family. But that never quite happened. Instead, their relationship unfolded in a series of subtle tensions, mismatched expectations, and quiet misunderstandings that became emblematic of the deeper cultural and emotional clash between Meghan and the institution she was … Continue reading Barefoot Meets Buckingham: Meghan’s First Encounter with Kate Reveals the Royal Culture Clash

In yet another episode of Palace Confidential, the British tabloid class revealed more about themselves than the Duchess of Sussex. Commentators Richard Eden and Rebecca English scrutinized Meghan Markle’s carefully curated anniversary post—complete with mood board, white sweater, and ultrasound photos—as if it were a political act, not a personal celebration. Their discomfort wasn’t with Meghan’s conduct. It was with their own failed narrative. For … Continue reading When Authenticity Threatens Narrative: How Meghan Markle Exposes the British Media’s Projection Machine