Meghan Markle seems to have exhausted her well of inspiration, turning instead to recycled themes as she curated a vision board for her upcoming lifestyle brand.
Her latest Instagram post was a carefully crafted attempt to remind the world that she sees herself in the same light as Diana, Catherine, and every other royal she aspires to emulate. In what was already her third social media appearance this week, Meghan unveiled a meticulously arranged mood board filled with never-before-seen images, handwritten notes, and even a watercolor painting of herself, Prince Harry, and her late dog, Guy. However, the true centerpiece of this curated display wasn’t Meghan’s supposed creativity—it was yet another striking example of her ongoing attempts to mirror Princess Diana and the Princess of Wales, Catherine. After all, no Meghan Markle production would be complete without an eyebrow-raising coincidence.
Social media users quickly spotted a familiar detail—a green star bearing the name of her son, Archie—appearing just days after Catherine had shared artwork created by her own children. Naturally, the internet had plenty to say. One unimpressed observer noted, “Let’s not forget the real reason she posted this—to showcase Archie’s artwork right after Catherine shared her children’s. She’s so predictable.” Another echoed the sentiment, adding, “Of course, she had to include a kid’s drawing—copying Princess Catherine again.”
The most talked-about element of Meghan’s mood board, however, was a sketch that bore an uncanny resemblance to a real-life photograph of the Prince and Princess of Wales. From the positioning to the outfits, the similarities were undeniable. It was a move that many found deeply unsettling, leading to a wave of speculation. One particularly alarmed commenter remarked, “This is stalker behavior. She’s extremely unwell—very, very unwell. No wonder William and Catherine want nothing to do with her. I’d be concerned for Harry’s safety at this point.” Others were equally perplexed by what they saw as an unhealthy fixation. “Imagine if someone you knew created a drawing of themselves and their spouse, and it was clearly modeled after a photo of you and your partner. That’s toxic and bizarre,” one person wrote. Another added, “She wants to be Catherine. She even wishes she had a daughter like Charlotte, though she’d probably be jealous of her own child.”
All of this raises the question: does Meghan believe the world doesn’t notice these patterns, or does she genuinely think this level of mimicry is normal? Perhaps she’s playing the long game, waiting for the moment when she can seamlessly step into Catherine’s life while everyone pretends not to see what’s happening. Regardless of her intentions, it’s safe to say that her new lifestyle brand is already off to an “inspired” start—and by inspired, we mean yet another chapter in her ongoing obsession with the real royals.
