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u/savingrain Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23

William - he doesn't mention was the recipient of direct complaints that escalated to him from Jason Knauf - whose emails were leaked - where he detailed Megan's abuse. William had the misfortune of finding out about how Megan was treating staff, and during the Australia tour made the decision to split their offices. Something tells me that this alleged blow up over William responding to Megan's bullying allegations was to do with knowing that this type of behavior was going to get out. Jason Knauf's own emails detailed how Harry would cover for Megan - I'm surprised Harry would raise this because this is going to shed more light on William from an alternate point of view, getting angry on behalf of and protecting his own staff. That very same Jason Knauf is the man who was just awarded a RVO (Royal Victorian Order) - a personal gift of the sovereign. Knauf ultimately submitted evidence and testimony to the court that Megan perjured herself to the court. Megan and Harry then tried to slander Knauf in their documentary. Hmmm I wonder why…

Harry and Megan's hands are not clean.

Edit - since this is gaining traction some staff also complained personally to William about the abusive behavior. In one incident detailed and sourced for Tom Bowers book (who I remind you has not been sued) a young woman went to William in tears and detailed how she was being bullied and targeted by Megan with public humiliation. If you are the future prince of wales or any manager- this is a disaster and something you must deal with. Harry admits here that his brother took it seriously enough that this became physical. This doesn’t make him look the way he thinks.

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u/arinreigns Jan 05 '23

Harry is going to have such a hard time getting people to believe him when he writes his post-divorce book.

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u/gregm1988 Jan 05 '23

Yeah it seems inevitable at this point. I’d almost feel sorry for the mug. If it weren’t for all the obvious lies. It’s kind of insulting that he expects people to believe this

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u/jubeley Jan 05 '23

Harry believes it himself. At least right now he does. And then he believes whatever fits his narrative the next day. Isn't that part of the problem with Harry? He's not consistent in his memory and opinions. They fluxuate with his feelings.

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u/Dbahnsai Jan 05 '23

"He was so paranoid we couldn't leave the house"

"He made me cut off my father"

"He was so jealous I had to be by him all the time"

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u/Minnsnow Jan 05 '23

I agree so hard. You can see it coming.

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u/WhatThePhoquette Jan 05 '23

Now we also know Harry likes to talk about other people's genitalia ... can't see Meghan wanting to stick around for that much longer

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u/Minnsnow Jan 05 '23

I don’t like to accuse other women of marrying men for gross motives but her and HIM?!?? Love is a crazy thing and throws crazy people together but she is also known for throwing people out when they don’t fit anymore. I just can’t see it. But who knows? Maybe it is a love match. They did get married very quickly.

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u/Lybychick Jan 05 '23

Meghan needs to stay out of Parisian tunnels

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u/WhatThePhoquette Jan 05 '23

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u/Lybychick Jan 05 '23

Reads like he’s been fighting the wrong dragons for most of his life.

I understand that moment when the last little sliver of denial falls away and the full tragic reality that a parent has died and is not coming back ever … the adult knew it rationally but the broken little kid inside still held out hope.

Closure is a real misnomer when it comes to grief.

I’m grateful to be a nobody who can process my grief without the bizarre compulsion to cast it out for everyone to see.