The Daily Mail recently disclosed that Nacho Figaris made a social media post about Meghan Markle's jam just hours before the Trooping the Colour event.
The story went live at 5:59 a.m., a mere 20 minutes before the event commenced in the UK. This curious timing raises questions and invites speculation about the intentions behind the post, particularly given the Daily Mail's known connections with a WhatsApp group that includes members of the Sussexes' circle and the press. It appears that someone may have leaked the information to the newspaper just before the event.
Nacho Figaris, despite not having a large social media following capable of making his post viral on its own, appears to have been part of a coordinated effort to draw attention. Let’s analyze the four images Nacho posted on Instagram. They were all clearly taken in broad daylight, contrary to what one might assume about early morning posts. The photos included a jar of jam, a slim white dog, and a container of dog treats. The final image featured a quote: "Good things come to those who believe, better things come to those who are patient, and the best things come to those who don't give up." Nacho's open support for Meghan and Harry suggests he is influenced by their narrative against the royal family, likely because he sympathizes with Harry and believes his side of the story. This loyalty might drive him to participate in what could be seen as a petty gesture.
Examining the jam itself, raspberry jam typically contains visible seeds, but the jar in Nacho's post looked more like strawberry jam, similar to the kind Meghan had previously distributed, albeit with a new label. The label appeared hastily applied, hinting at a rushed effort. The choice of jam and the timing of the post seem strategically calculated to convey a hidden message. The label's appearance and the "two of two" designation could imply that Nacho received extra labels, peeled off the first one, and applied a second, making it look like new jam. This rushed effort might indicate Meghan's scramble to share something significant following Princess Katherine's announcement, explaining the post's hasty nature.
The placement of a dog next to the jam in the photos also raises questions. In the US, "biscuit" can be slang for a side piece, while a dog can symbolize a disreputable person. This could be interpreted as a subtle dig at Katherine, implying something negative about her marriage. Meghan has a history of embedding hidden messages in social media posts, such as wearing Harry's bracelet before their relationship was public. These subtle cues are part of her manipulative strategy.
Putting all the pieces together, Meghan's post appears to be a spiteful attempt to overshadow Trooping the Colour and subtly insult Katherine. The jars labeled "two of two" could imply infidelity, a rumor Meghan's supporters have propagated for years. This PR move showcases Meghan's petty and vindictive side. Despite potential backlash, Meghan can maintain plausible deniability, shifting blame onto the British media for misunderstanding her intentions. Ultimately, Meghan's actions reflect poorly on her and those who support her, including Nacho. Meanwhile, Katherine remains poised and graceful, a contrast that may only serve to further frustrate Meghan.
