In the ever-expanding catalog of Meghan Markle's alleged fabrications, a new addition has surfaced—a 2014 blog post on The Tig about a trip to Croatia that, it seems, may never have occurred as she described.
Meghan, who has often sought to portray a glamorous and picture-perfect life, appears to have repurposed a 2012 vacation for her 2014 blog content. This latest revelation paints her as someone entangled in a web of her own creation, continually attempting to maintain an image that may not align with reality.
According to a meticulous Reddit user who sifted through Markle's old Instagram posts and blog entries, Meghan documented a trip to Croatia in 2012, not 2014 as she later claimed. This 2012 vacation coincided with her birthday on August 4th, a filming hiatus from Suits, and her first wedding anniversary with Trevor Engelson. Intriguingly, while Markle filled her Instagram with photos from this trip, she conspicuously omitted any mention of Trevor, despite being married to him at the time and his active presence on social media. Then, in 2014, Markle blogged about a trip to Croatia on The Tig, implying that it was a recent adventure. However, the photos she used were heavily filtered versions of her 2012 Instagram posts. At no point did she specify the exact date, leading her readers to believe she had just returned from this picturesque European getaway. It seems the art of recycling extends even to vacation stories.
The plot thickens when one considers why Trevor, her then-husband, was entirely absent from the photos and any mention of the trip. Was there marital strife? Did Meghan want to project the image of an independent and adventurous woman? Or, more likely, was she attempting to avoid any difficult questions about her personal life? Whatever the reason, this omission raises serious questions about the authenticity she has so often claimed to embody.
Moreover, during this period, Markle's Instagram posts were far from popular, with most garnering fewer than 1,200 likes. Despite her efforts to craft an image of herself as a glamorous and worldly individual, it seems she wasn't the social media sensation she aspired to be. Her captions, often cringe-worthy, seemed desperate in their attempt to portray a life far more exciting than the reality. It’s almost as if she was overcompensating for a lack of genuine interest or engagement from her audience.
Adding another layer to this unfolding drama is the mention of Markle's invitation to the notorious Yacht Week in Croatia in 2016, extended by someone named Adam H. Described by GQ as "Sodom and Gomorrah at Sea," this event is infamous for its hedonistic parties and wild debauchery. While it remains unclear whether Meghan actually attended, the association alone raises eyebrows and fits into the narrative of her using any means necessary to climb the social ladder.
So, what does all this say about Meghan Markle? For someone who frequently preaches authenticity, her actions often tell a different story. Whether it’s repurposing old vacation photos, omitting significant details about her life, or inserting herself into situations for publicity, Markle’s behavior suggests a relentless drive for attention and validation. She might want to reconsider her approach, as the internet never forgets, and the truth has a way of coming to light.
