According to a blind item on Crazy Days and Nights, Meghan Markle was allegedly overheard referring to Prince Harry in a derogatory manner, calling him a "little" during a conversation with a friend.
This claim has sparked conversations about Meghan's behavior and respect towards her husband. Meghan Markle is often accused of having a foul mouth and a penchant for swearing, with suggestions that she might even use such language directly with Harry. This contrasts sharply with their public displays of affection (PDA). Critics point out that while she freely holds his hand and engages in PDA, these actions might not align with her private behavior. This perceived hypocrisy fuels the narrative that Meghan doesn't truly respect Harry.
During a visit to Nigeria, observers noted instances where Meghan appeared dismissive towards Harry. She allegedly snatched items from him and pushed him aside for photographs, further supporting the claim that she doesn't respect him. From the beginning of their relationship, Meghan has been seen as the dominant partner, often leading and directing Harry in public settings, as captured in numerous photos and videos.
Harry and Meghan have made a point to break with royal tradition by engaging in public displays of affection, such as holding hands and hugging. These actions were a noticeable departure from royal protocol when they were still in the UK. While they are now free to express their affection more openly in California, their PDA was seen by some as a deliberate move to provoke the Royals. Their departure from royal duties, often referred to as "Megxit," was the ultimate act of rebellion against the monarchy.
In his memoir, "Spare," Harry discusses his dissatisfaction with royal life and the lack of affection he experienced as a child. He describes how Royals were taught to maintain a buffer zone between themselves and others, even within their own family. Harry writes about the emotional and physical distance maintained between family members, noting that love was never openly expressed. He contrasts this with his relationship with Meghan, who he says showered him with affection. Meghan's hands-on approach has even earned her the nickname "The Claw," referring to her habit of constantly having a hand on Harry.
Etiquette expert Myka Meier told People that Prince William and Princess Catherine have a different approach to public affection, stating, "We're much less likely to see William and Kate holding hands in public." This difference in behavior has led to endless jokes and memes about Meghan's constant grip on Harry. The question remains: is Meghan and Harry's PDA genuine, or is it a calculated move to irritate the Royal Family? Royal fans and critics alike continue to debate this topic. Some believe that their affection is sincere and a natural part of their relationship, while others see it as a way to distance themselves from royal tradition and provoke a reaction from the monarchy.
Ultimately, the true nature of Meghan and Harry's relationship is known only to them. However, the ongoing scrutiny and speculation show that public interest in their lives remains as intense as ever. Whether their PDA is a sign of genuine affection or a deliberate act of defiance, it continues to capture the attention of royal watchers and the general public.
