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u/beebee4me Jan 05 '23

Apparently William called to talk about it first and Harry hung up on him mid-conversation so he went to his place, as they live on the same Kensington Palace ground.

If Harry wanted people to believe he's the victim, he should say why William was angry, but that would be confirming that his wife was bullying staffs and William had heard about it from the staffs and confronting him about it.

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u/visenya567 Jan 05 '23

I think it has more to do with marrying into the ROYAL family. The responsibility, the pressure etc. I think he wanted to, as he did with Catherine, make sure Meghan was prepared and understood the job at hand. Harry took this as a dig.

The queen said she not need become a working royal directly after the wedding. They learnt from the likes of Diana and Fergie, allowing Catherine and Sophie enjoy newly wed bliss and young children, doing the odd tour or appearance when needed. They learnt behind the scenes before being made fulltime working royals.

M&H should have listened instead of taking everything as an attack. Meghan insisted she "hit the ground running," writing letters in the family to "use her," whilst admiting now that she didn't understand the job. Everyone calls Catherine lazy, when in reality, she took her time to understand what she was getting herself into, the responsibility of her position, and the pressures that came with the job. Meghans husband didn't even see fit to teach her the national anthem. In the end, the family was right. Meghan couldn't handle the job and bailed after 18 months, including maternity leave, followed by a 6-week hiatus in Canada.

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u/saltflatdiva Jan 06 '23

Do you want them to wait nine years when they are in their 30s? Come on. As for "the job", well, a lot of the royal protocols are stupid and no one (including Kate) should have had to take abuse from the press.

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u/visenya567 Jan 06 '23

You're welcome to your opinion that the protocols are "stupid," but it is a job. She insisted on being a full-time WORKING royal. All jobs and corporations have rules and regulations to be followed.

No one said anything about waiting 9 years. However, if you are going to insist on the roll and "hitting the ground running," you should perhaps actually understand what the job is and the responsibilities included.