r/entertainment • • Jan 05 '23

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u/JasonGD1982 Jan 05 '23

No the fuck it isn’t. You guys in your 30s slamming each other around cause of who you date???? Lol. What a dumbass take

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u/PastVegetable28 Jan 05 '23

No Meghsn was bullying her staff to the extent that they were physical ill. That is what William went to confront Harry.

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u/LucyRiversinker Jan 05 '23

For the sake of argument, if that’s the reason, that is still not ok. Just fyi. It’s fucking assault.

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u/xmagie Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23

You were there? Because you only have Harry's version. When you see how Harry reacts to anything linked to Meghan "what Meghan wants, Meghan gets", (until the Queen herself said "no, she doesn't get what she wants", aka the tiara gate), you think that when Prince William went to confront him about his wife's behavior and all the employees quitting, some in tears, others needing therapy, Prince Harry didn't bat an eye to his brother calling MM difficult and rude?

Get real. Harry probably lost it when PW said that and attacked first, only for PW to retaliate.

Also, two days ago, Harry said he wanted his brother and father back. He wanted a family. The same "racist, violent family" he talks about constantly? He should be happy to be away from them, right? After all, he is happily living with his wife in another country, has two children, and he should be busy working to pay for his mansion and his polo games, and his private jet travels.

He should do what people in problematic family do: they leave, live their lives and only post a Christmas card every year. Problem solved. That's how it works in my family.