:joker:...just like Meghan did.

You are aware of what a pre-recorded interview is, right? You are aware that it wasn't live? That it wasn't Harry or Meghan's decision when to air it, because it's down to the channel to manage their own scheduling. It was ITV's choice to buy the interview from the channel in the US and air it when they did, also. To blame the couple for that is ridiculous.


I've said it before, and I'll say it again, the sense of ownership the public feels when it comes to the royals is abusive as hell, we treat Meghan like **** because she got away and we ultimately hate that she's not under our thumb, anymore.

You are lying about the details of a widely spread interview to attack someone who has just lost their grandparent. I don't think you should be talking about class right now.

Again, as I said to Sheriff, you're not lying to me since I see the truth, you're only lying to yourself by pretending that something happened when it did not. That interview and various clips of it have been shared millions of time, it's pointless to lie about it.

Like I said, keep tugging.

No one is attacking anyone...get a grip please. Just because Philip has died it doesnt stop people having an opinion. :laugh:

We have all seen the lies with our own eyes...you are just in denial.

Yes i agree and their tribute to his grandfather is shambolic.

You're using that death to disparage Harry and Meghan who are likely grieving right now. They are the ones, along with the rest of the royal family, who have lost someone. We haven't, Prince Phillip was not our family. We did not know him, we do not know them. It's just grim how people of this country act like they do when they do not and they use their imaginary 'knowledge' to attack a family that are suffering right now. It's grim, deluded and abusive.

Is it time to remind you how freedom of speech works again? It's a two way street, you can have an opinion, and so can I, my opinions on your opinion are not denial of your freedom of speech but acting like it is, is an attempt to diminish my own right to respond.

Tell me, if a family on your street lost someone, would you judge them for how they grieved? Would you act like their tributes, whatever they would be, were 'shambolic?'

No, you likely wouldn't, because any decent person would allow people to grieve in their own way, to pay tribute how they believe is right, so what makes the Royal Family any different?

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It's quite funny seeing others talk about class when people have been quite nasty towards Meghan and Harry and constantly bash her. The most vile thing is though people have stoop so low to say stuff about her mental health and said she's lying about suicidal without any evidence other than the fact they hate her. Not like you can prove someone is lying about mental health since it's an invisable illness. it's all quite hypocritical

- Haters criticised Meghan for accusing the royal family of racism but they are accusing her of lying about mental health. So fumed about accusations when they have done the exact same thing but worst.

- freedom of speech - whenever media and Piers Morgan continue to bully Meghan and Harry and they say some awful things their actions is always excused with freedom of speech but Meghan isn't allowed freedom of speech. the haters moan about cancel culture but they are also trying to cancel Meghan and Harry.

freedom of speech should be allowed for both sides, yes you have a good point here Luke

What a gross comment. It might be easy for you to chalk up a faux tribute to someone you don't know but to the person actually grieving it's not always easy to find the right words immediately.

The GBP are rarely wrong and they have got it bang on again. Its the Queen i worry for but at least she has one less worry going forward. WHich is a blessing.

It has to be pretend denial. Or maybe some are so invested in Meghan for some strange reason they just can't accept that she can do anything wrong, ever. It's quite weird really.

I thought their 2 line 'tribute' had no warmth at all, as if he was practically a stranger.

I mean are you actually trying to say Harry didn't love his grandfather? That's pretty low

Meghan grieving? :joker: Philip seen right through her, he was nobody's fool, which was why Harry hadn't spoken to him since 2019.

...I personally would say that their tribute on the Archwell website is an official tribute...grief is very private and personal, as are any other more personal words which aren’t for sharing...those are not something that were ever going to be displayed in any public way ....the royal institute words were quite formal as well, that would be quite an expected and understandable thing...

How would I know if he loved him or not? I can only say what my opinion of the tribute is. :shrug:

She should be too ashamed to show her face, but I doubt it would be shame that would keep her away, it would be cowardice if anything.

I thought Meghan and Harry were supposed to be different to, and applauded for not being formal like the 'stuffy' royals?

the same way you seem to know what all the other royals think and feel I imagine.

...that isn’t an indication that they should be the same in any way but rather that Archwell is more their place of formality and not somewhere I’d expect to see any more personal words...it’s not about being ‘stuffy royals’ either, those are your words ...it’s about the appropriate time and place for formality and more personal words ...

...anyways, I’m pretty confident that this time now and the funeral and who attends etc are something that the family/all of the family wish to be about their beloved Philip with all attention on him only and not on any media stirred up rubbish...so there really isn’t much else to say for me ...as is often the way but more so right now....

Jfc, even being criticised for the way they grieve, do people want their heads on a stick or something?

Harry is travelling solo, Meghan is not travelling on doctors advice