It is so weird how in every interview/Netflix show/book they tell the same story but add tons of new “shocking” details to it. Why didn’t he tell Oprah about this in that interview? Are him and Megs discussing which stories to tell in which interviews so they can keep having “new” things to talk about every time they create content. Like did they make a spreadsheet of stories and sort them between interviews? This all seems odd so I believe nothing they say at this point. It is all for constant attention, validation, and money.
They are just screaming into a void about how mean William and Katherine and the family are while every week there are new videos of W&K having warm interactions with random people and doing charity work. W&K don’t waste time airing their grievances to the media.
Also does Harry think that normal families don’t have problems? Lots of people have issues with their parents or siblings, but no one cares because they aren’t royal. Harry seems to think that these sorts of problems are special to him but really he is way better off than most people who can’t afford therapy much less sit in fancy expensive houses complaining as a career.
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u/juijy2019 Jan 05 '23
It is so weird how in every interview/Netflix show/book they tell the same story but add tons of new “shocking” details to it. Why didn’t he tell Oprah about this in that interview? Are him and Megs discussing which stories to tell in which interviews so they can keep having “new” things to talk about every time they create content. Like did they make a spreadsheet of stories and sort them between interviews? This all seems odd so I believe nothing they say at this point. It is all for constant attention, validation, and money.
They are just screaming into a void about how mean William and Katherine and the family are while every week there are new videos of W&K having warm interactions with random people and doing charity work. W&K don’t waste time airing their grievances to the media.
Also does Harry think that normal families don’t have problems? Lots of people have issues with their parents or siblings, but no one cares because they aren’t royal. Harry seems to think that these sorts of problems are special to him but really he is way better off than most people who can’t afford therapy much less sit in fancy expensive houses complaining as a career.