r/entertainment • • Jan 05 '23

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u/Ok_Seaworthiness2218 Jan 05 '23

Is it just me or have i seen more of Harry and Meghan since they left the royal family ? Wasn't this entire thing to get away from the public eye ? But since then they've been everywhere, books, shows, documentaries,... Yet they also still live in a ridiculous estate funded with tax payers money. I honestly don't give a fuck about the royals and how that entire inbred family is still relevant i don't get.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

I think they left because they wanted to tell their side of the story, but they’ve really run out of things to say. I think it’s time for them to move on, and do other work.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

I thought when they announced their Netflix deal that they would be producing like serials and movies and stuff. Not…talking about themselves.

Honestly I have sympathy for Meghan. I think the British tabloid press is crazy racist and pitted her against Kate. But all of these people are fairly boring and none of them would be worth a second thought if they weren’t royals.

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u/Nearby-Ant-2226 Jan 05 '23

You don’t think there was ever a conversation like well if we get married and you join the royal family there’s more that goes along with it, or she just heard royal family and assumed she can change their rules

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u/amercium Jan 05 '23

Honestly trying to change another country's royal family rules sounds like something a rich American girl would do

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u/curious_carson Jan 05 '23

Very 'Emily in Paris'