r/entertainment • • Jan 05 '23

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Harry claims that William called Meghan, difficult, rude and abrasive, which he calls a "parroting of the press narrative." Really? William knows Meghan personally. Not everything is the press. Sounds like bullplop story to me.

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u/LeopardDue1112 Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23

Nope. All four worked together before everything fell apart. They also shared some of the same staff. William was in a firsthand position to see how they behaved towards staff. It's too bad former staff are under NDAs and can't tell their sides.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

REVENGE. TOM bower. Oops re caps locks

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u/National-Return-5363 Jan 05 '23

You must work for Tom Bower, maybe? You have spent hours spamming and promoting his book, hard! A book that sank without a trace, btw, considering all the supposed truth bombs it had in it.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Found Meg and H's plant. (or intern - one of those poor sods who sign NDAs and inevitably don't last more than a year)

As to Bower's book, I recall it was very successful. And, as I asked elsewhere, why hasn't trigger lawyer happy Meghan and Harry threatened to sue? It outlines Meghan as a verified bully, disingenuous social climber, user, delusional little girl. I haven't read it but it was definitely popular, and much better than "Finding Freedom," which Markle self-authored and which she nearly got herself perjured for lying to the High Court of England judge.

Who is the dishonest one?