Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and Doria Ragland reportedly faced a harrowing experience in Manhattan after attending the Miss Foundation awards where the Duchess received an award from Gloria Steinem.
The incident involved a near-catastrophic car chase, reminiscent of Princess Diana's fate. However, conflicting reports from the New York Police Department and the Sussex Camp raise questions about the authenticity of the alleged collision.
According to a statement from the Sussex Camp via CBS News, the spokesperson asserted that the avoided disaster lasted for two hours, with relentless and highly aggressive paparazzi in pursuit. Piers Morgan expressed skepticism about the incident, questioning how such a car chase could occur in crowded New York. Professional wrestler Tyrus suggested that the situation was staged, dismissing it as much ado about nothing.
Tyrus argued that the scenario seemed exaggerated, especially considering the challenges of navigating New York's crowded streets. He raised doubts about the severity of the incident, suggesting that it might have been orchestrated for publicity. The wrestler emphasized that being approached by paparazzi is an inherent part of celebrity life, and the reaction seemed disproportionate.
Snoop Dogg, known for his connections with British princes William and Harry, also weighed in on the controversy. While the rapper had previously expressed his friendship with the royal brothers, he raised eyebrows by suggesting that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle might be living challenging lives due to global scrutiny.
Adding to the scrutiny, a celebrity publicist, Rob Shooter, criticized the royal couple's media strategy. Shooter claimed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle acted unreasonably by inviting the press to the Women of Vision Awards event and then attempting to slip away through the back to avoid paparazzi. Shooter argued that part of being a celebrity involves allowing photographers to take pictures outside the venue, suggesting that the couple's actions were counterproductive to their media relations.
Amidst conflicting narratives and skepticism, the alleged near car chase has sparked debate about the authenticity of the incident and the couple's handling of media relations.
