Harry and Meghan #303 Kiss Meg's shoes or I'll release book two!

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First they take over Netflix now this! duck you meghan! I liked watching it for James may!
Why are these companies pandering to these nobodies? Why should Harry and Meghan influence who we watch on television ? What hold does this pair have on the media channels ? I imagine that Jeremy Clarkson would be bringing in viewers long after this fifteen minutes that the gruesomes would. Another knee jerk reaction that they may regret. It sets a precedent that other deluded celebrities who think they rule the world will use. Clarkson won’t care, he has said so himself. He has plenty of money to keep him going.
 
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304#Haz went silly with Willy over Sausages and Egg and all he got was a frozen todger and Meg
 
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Murdoch owns talk tv.
He can afford to pay Clarkson.

GBNews is a start up. It can't afford him.
 
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How can Scrotie be a 'Royal Correspondent' - his Wiki bio: 'He became royal editor-at-large at Harper's Bazaar and the royal contributor at ABC News'
Surely in those roles he should be reporting on the Royal Family in a non-partisan way?

Should he be successful (God forbid), through his attacks on the RF as mouth-piece of Harold & TW, in bringing down the Monarchy then not only will he have talked himself out of his jobs - he would effectively have been Markled.
 
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I agree. I think if Diana was alive during this generation, she would have been more scrutinised.

People's opinion of her was based on what was watched on TV or written in the tabloids.
These days, we have social media, discussion forums and You Tube. We have body language experts, psychologists etc at our fingertips willing to scrutinise behaviour. We can discuss, anonymously, her traits (using our own experiences).

Don't get me wrong, I liked Diana. But she played the game as much as Charles and ultimately, they were both as bad as each other during that marriage.
Diana would never have been able to wean herself from playing with the press and would have been totally destroyed by social media. Since the time she died look at where the tech for smartphones is her bad behavior would have come out and destroyed her I was such an innocent victim card
 
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Angela Levin on gb news at 9.20 discussing Clarkson's dismissal despite his apology

 
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Diana would never have been able to wean herself from playing with the press and would have been totally destroyed by social media. Since the time she died look at where the tech for smartphones is her bad behavior would have come out and destroyed her I was such an innocent victim card
She was already on her way. She was being scrutinized over the company she was keeping. The pedestal was getting wobbly.
 
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I think the PR would only be one side of it. Think of all the accommodations, like over the top security, nutty demands like a giant trailer filled with teal bowling balls, Meghan stealing everyone else's gift bags, Harry running up to anyone who will listen begging for jobs for Meghan, BAFTA having to come up with some reason to put those two on stage because they wouldn't come otherwise-- and getting markled afterward just makes it so much less work NOT to invite them.
Don’t forget the people who were invited probably wanted to see the guest list to make sure the Harkles weren’t invited before they accepted the invite 😎😎😎
 
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She was already on her way. She was being scrutinized over the company she was keeping. The pedestal was getting wobbly.
Absolutely, she would have had a massive downturn if she'd lived. As it is she's immortalised when she was very beautiful, never had to go through scrutiny about ageing.

I'd like to think she would have fallen in love again and had a daughter and enjoyed being a grandmother.
 
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I can't keep up with these threads but wanted to share this. In the 80s Alan Clarke dismissed Michael Heseltine as "the type of man who buys his own furniture", the implication being that those of breeding inherited theirs. That is what struck me as completely preposterous, why would Harry buy a sofa of all things? There must be a few hundred around the place! How many castles, palaces and big houses are owned by members of the Royal family and Crown estates. Not to mention Viscount Linsey who ran a bespoke, handmade furniture company. Just seems odd - not to mention second hand high street!?!
 
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Half a million likes and counting. I couldn't upload the whole video but it's hilarious! Go and watch it if you have tik tok. He's become an absolute laughing stock. Ahhh never mind...
 

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Pondering mummy issues...

I was having some thoughts as to whether Diana was actually a bad mother? What makes a bad mother? Is love enough? We know she wasn't that intelligent herself, wasn't very strict with boundaries, used a young William as a confidante and, towards the end, introduced the boys to a number of "uncles". I'm not suggesting her mental health had anything to do with it. The question that occured to me was, whilst she may have thought she was doing her best, were her mothering skills low? I do realise Charles had a part to play, but I guess I'm wondering if your views on Diana's competence as a mother have changed in light of the way Harry has gone off the rails in the very public way he has done.

And IF you think Diana was not a good mother role model for her children, is she to blame for that (i.e. could she have improved her skills to become a better mother if she wanted to) or do you think that was beyond her conscious control?


*Edited to add: I'm not sure where I sit on these questions, so I'm keen to know what others think. It's where my morning brain took me and I don't mean to cause any offence.
Yes, she was a bad mother for a wide variety of reasons, some of them:
Her belief that she is a superior because ''kindergarten '' work, and the complete lack of understanding that a regular aristocratic child and a Royal child which will end in the public eye for life are not the same.
The smugness of her being ''warm'' while others are cold.

She didn't understand the ''creation process '' of Royal children,-there must be a public persona and a private child, she mocked those that lived it before (other Royal women) which gave the world headlines ''William the Tantruming'' and ''William the Basher.''
As we see now, these get used against him, and would be even if he was the most zen person on the planet ,(media)

The ''uncles''
Affairs are one thing, usage of children as ''front'' for affairs are another.
See Spare and kids watching ''courtship '' of another uncle. (St. Tropez)
Carling ''teaching rugby'' and Hewitt , well riding , mostly Diana in hay of Baracks.

Even without the above, the way to early indroductions to ''uncles'', the witnessing of ''break ups'' and the general lack of stability would under normal circumstances give the other parent lots of leverage during custody establishment .

She was a egomaniac , she wouldn't ''improve'' her skills, because she did it ''right.''
She did things intentionally to create problems for the Monarchy it didn't matter if mocking protocol with mismatching gloves , or parenting the children as a form of one upmanship against the RF.
Of course the ''narratives'' her ''sainthood '' are something else.
The luurve, warmth, hugging , the kissing , the jumping on beds are clearly a successful ''polish'' and universally appealing to the emotivist mainstream but the reality is that Charles did similar things, with a difference :
-He didn't reach sainthood
-He maintained the public persona (mostly) towards his children when in public.

The childrens manipulation , the negativity and the (by today's standards ) parental alienation elements are clearly visible .
William succeeded at a certain point in seeing the ''intent'' behind her ''love'' love which would absolutely escalate when it was Charles turn to (have the kids) or do even basic parenting (see history 101, of ''superior '' vacations , ''superior'' outings as documented, always conveniently leaked, to outdo the other parent, leaked by her side)
Harry is now using these things against the RF. Contrary to popular belief he is aware of Diana's games (it was clear in school for him) but ...there is a Monarchy to attack , so it's useful .
Just like mummy.
 
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Yep. It’s easily to mythologise someone who is dead, has been dead for years, and who you never really knew. He doesn’t seem to love her as a mother - rather, deifies her as a god. Diana, goddess of the hunt… hunted.

Really weird, as you say.
Could be the shrooms just sayin
 
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I can't keep up with these threads but wanted to share this. In the 80s Alan Clarke dismissed Michael Heseltine as "the type of man who buys his own furniture", the implication being that those of breeding inherited theirs. That is what struck me as completely preposterous, why would Harry buy a sofa of all things? There must be a few hundred around the place! How many castles, palaces and big houses are owned by members of the Royal family and Crown estates. Not to mention Viscount Linsey who ran a bespoke, handmade furniture company. Just seems odd - not to mention second hand high street!?!
Exactly. My grandson is already earmarking furniture in my house that he plans to take with him.
 
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