Harry and Meghan #33 When Needy met Greedy

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Sorry random Q but how do you all know this isin't someone making up a load of BS for a book. Where's the proof this is legit?!
Because Megz and Harry would have called their lawyers by Saturday lunchtime

I saw this today on another site I visit more geared toward Florida but they have a General Chat area, Was this known about Harry, it's the first time for me to see it.

"Mainly seemed to be that he knew how royal protocol works whereas Meghan didn’t. One example was Harry was annoyed about the way William wore the sash on his uniform at Harry’s wedding. It was all to do with rank and official relationship to queen. Harry kicked up a fuss and eventually he got the same title from the queen even though he wasn’t actually entitled to it.

Lots of examples like that where Harry would have been aware of protocol but argued against it anyway"

I don't know about What Meghan wants Meghan gets. It seems to me Harry has been kicking the same can himself. He's a master of the passive aggressive two-step.
Oh, yes I saw that story on the Dominic Lawson article in the mail.
Prince William is an aide de camp for the Queen and has some gold braid on his uniform.
Harry had a hissy fit that he wasn’t one, so was given the same »honour » a few months later.
Honestly he is a spoilt brat.

Even basic things like he is allowed to have a beard when he is uniform.
it’s normally against the rules in the military, and he looks scruffy; whereas William looks <swoon> in uniform.

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Why is Megz obsessed with having messy bangs poking out of every. single. hairstyle???
Taz spoke about this. So she can fiddle with her hair, to show off the jeweller ( bracelets, earrings etc) she is merching.
Her hair pre RF was tidier.
 
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Typical.:m
Oddly enough they never elaborate on that alleged theme. The other 'go to' is "I don't understand the negativity toward her". I mean they read this thread, they've said so and we can recognise names ... with all the evidence of her perfidy, reams and reams of her sneakiness, her lying, her manipulation, all laid out clearly in links and videos. Not just our opinions, but facts that speak for themselves... and then trot off to post that they don't understand the negativity toward her in here and that the royals are cunts anyway and deserve her pissing on their cornflakes.😂
Well done. A perfect illustration of the deployment of that allegation to suppress the expression of ideas you neither agree with nor understand.

I feel very thick today because I’m just not getting the gist of this. Are you suggesting that Harry and Meghan are behaving like a pair of self obsessed arse wipes on purpose to take the heat off Andy? That they are being forced to humiliate themselves just to broker a freedom deal with Lizzie.
Also how does drawing attention to a group of people distract attention from what one of them might have done. I dont think a career in crisis management beckons unless the Sussexes have a vacancy in their team which must already be larger than his IQ.
 
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A good read, as usual. I didn't realise that the Invictus Games she turned up to were a month or so after their alleged 'secret' engagement (I don't keep a timeline, maybe I should 😂). This really is puzzling, because from the photos it really didn't look like a devoted couple at that point, although obviously he was there in an official capacity, so had things to do.
 
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Just a little preview of tomorrow when I gather the Mail have revealed that Judgment will be "handed down" in the injunctive application to restrain naming of their 5 "letter" Winesses.

Usually this happens: The Judgment will have been sent to the Barristers for both parties late yesterday afternoon. This is on the strict understanding that neither it nor its conclusions will be dislcosed any further. Although in Practice the Barrister tells the solicitor and they sort of hint at the outcome to the client "Its not gone entirely our way..." This is to allow the Parties representatives to try and agree consequential directions. These will be about the conditions either of the imposition of anonymity or its relaxation; or if either party Appeals what happens until the Appeal is heard. If either party Appeals the Court has to give leave which if they refuse (because they think an Appeal is hopeless) the losing party then has to make another Application to another judge for leave to Appeal. You can see why its all so absurdly expensive.

Speaking of which, also costs. The losing party will usually pay the winning parties costs of the Application which are usually assesed on the spot, and payable in weeks, although if they are very large and its complex they can be assesed by yet another specialist Court. It might also be that this hearing is where the Judge disposes of the apparently unresolved issue of who pays the costs of the Application lost in May, which would make sense.

Anything the parties cant agree will be determined at tomorrows hearing and whoever loses those arguments will also pay all or part of the costs of that hearing.

So Meghans perfect week could continue with game over on protecting the naming of her Witnesses and two expensive adverse costs orders. We can but hope.
 
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Just a little preview of tomorrow when I gather the Mail have revealed that Judgment will be "handed down" in the injunctive application to restrain naming of their 5 "letter" Winesses.

Usually this happens: The Judgment will have been sent to the Barristers for both parties late yesterday afternoon. This is on the strict understanding that neither it nor its conclusions will be dislcosed any further. Although in Practice the Barrister tells the solicitor and they sort of hint at the outcome to the client "Its not gone entirely our way..." This is to allow the Parties representatives to try and agree consequential directions. These will be about the conditions either of the imposition of anonymity or its relaxation; or if either party Appeals what happens until the Appeal is heard. If either party Appeals the Court has to give leave which if they refuse (because they think an Appeal is hopeless) the losing party then has to make another Application to another judge for leave to Appeal. You can see why its all so absurdly expensive.

Speaking of which, also costs. The losing party will usually pay the winning parties costs of the Application which are usually assesed on the spot, and payable in weeks, although if they are very large and its complex they can be assesed by yet another specialist Court. It might also be that this hearing is where the Judge disposes of the apparently unresolved issue of who pays the costs of the Application lost in May, which would make sense.

Anything the parties cant agree will be determined at tomorrows hearing and whoever loses those arguments will also pay all or part of the costs of that hearing.

So Meghans perfect week could continue with game over on protecting the naming of her Witnesses and two expensive adverse costs orders. We can but hope.
Thank you Auntie. We would be lost without you, I know little of how it all works in the legal stratosphere, apart from that it is, as you say, absurdly expensive.
 
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Just a little preview of tomorrow when I gather the Mail have revealed that Judgment will be "handed down" in the injunctive application to restrain naming of their 5 "letter" Winesses.

Usually this happens: The Judgment will have been sent to the Barristers for both parties late yesterday afternoon. This is on the strict understanding that neither it nor its conclusions will be dislcosed any further. Although in Practice the Barrister tells the solicitor and they sort of hint at the outcome to the client "Its not gone entirely our way..." This is to allow the Parties representatives to try and agree consequential directions. These will be about the conditions either of the imposition of anonymity or its relaxation; or if either party Appeals what happens until the Appeal is heard. If either party Appeals the Court has to give leave which if they refuse (because they think an Appeal is hopeless) the losing party then has to make another Application to another judge for leave to Appeal. You can see why its all so absurdly expensive.

Speaking of which, also costs. The losing party will usually pay the winning parties costs of the Application which are usually assesed on the spot, and payable in weeks, although if they are very large and its complex they can be assesed by yet another specialist Court. It might also be that this hearing is where the Judge disposes of the apparently unresolved issue of who pays the costs of the Application lost in May, which would make sense.

Anything the parties cant agree will be determined at tomorrows hearing and whoever loses those arguments will also pay all or part of the costs of that hearing.

So Meghans perfect week could continue with game over on protecting the naming of her Witnesses and two expensive adverse costs orders. We can but hope.
thanks Aunty Legal @antinoos

however head is spinning with the Legalease.
please could someone translate into plain English for me?
 
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Because Megz and Harry would have called their lawyers by Saturday lunchtime


Oh, yes I saw that story on the Dominic Lawson article in the mail.
Prince William is an aide de camp for the Queen and has some gold braid on his uniform.
Harry had a hissy fit that he wasn’t one, so was given the same »honour » a few months later.
Honestly he is a spoilt brat.

Even basic things like he is allowed to have a beard when he is uniform.
it’s normally against the rules in the military, and he looks scruffy; whereas William looks <swoon> in uniform.

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The Princeling has no shame. What an absolute and complete insult to any other person who has worked above and beyond to receive that honour.
 
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PS Not that I have any sympathy, but you can see just why people operating at David Sherbournes level earn their money and often burn out in the process. He has been fighting for Johnny Depp all week, preparing the next days cross examination and submissions overnight; and tomorrow with less than 24 hours notice he has to take instructions from Meghan, prepare and then spend yet another very difficult day in court arguing with another Oxford Double-First who put simply wants to humiliate and kill him....
 
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Because Megz and Harry would have called their lawyers by Saturday lunchtime


Oh, yes I saw that story on the Dominic Lawson article in the mail.
Prince William is an aide de camp for the Queen and has some gold braid on his uniform.
Harry had a hissy fit that he wasn’t one, so was given the same »honour » a few months later.
Honestly he is a spoilt brat.

Even basic things like he is allowed to have a beard when he is uniform.
it’s normally against the rules in the military, and he looks scruffy; whereas William looks <swoon> in uniform.

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I didn't know this about the braids - thanks! His sense of entitlement really is something else!! What a spoilt brat :mad: With every revelation I just think they really do deserve each other.
 
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thanks Aunty Legal @antinoos

however head is spinning with the Legalease.
please could someone translate into plain English for me?
I'm intrigued because I know all of you are easily smart enough to understand it if its not full of arcane gobblydegook which I do try very hard to avoid so please let me know what is not clear and I will try again. I'm not being funny it genuinely would help me. I might write something about this case...

I'm intrigued because I know all of you are easily smart enough to understand it if its not full of arcane gobblydegook which I do try very hard to avoid so please let me know what is not clear and I will try again. I'm not being funny it genuinely would help me. I might write something about this case...
Mind you my second paragraph is a bit glutinous:

Basically the Judge has made a decision in writing about whether or not the Five Witnesses can be named. Tomorrow the losing party will have to decide whether to try and get permission to Appeal the decision; and both parties will argue the toss about what it means in practice and who pays for all these expensive Applications. Usually the loser pays the winner.
 
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Just a little preview of tomorrow when I gather the Mail have revealed that Judgment will be "handed down" in the injunctive application to restrain naming of their 5 "letter" Winesses.

Usually this happens: The Judgment will have been sent to the Barristers for both parties late yesterday afternoon. This is on the strict understanding that neither it nor its conclusions will be dislcosed any further. Although in Practice the Barrister tells the solicitor and they sort of hint at the outcome to the client "Its not gone entirely our way..." This is to allow the Parties representatives to try and agree consequential directions. These will be about the conditions either of the imposition of anonymity or its relaxation; or if either party Appeals what happens until the Appeal is heard. If either party Appeals the Court has to give leave which if they refuse (because they think an Appeal is hopeless) the losing party then has to make another Application to another judge for leave to Appeal. You can see why its all so absurdly expensive.

Speaking of which, also costs. The losing party will usually pay the winning parties costs of the Application which are usually assesed on the spot, and payable in weeks, although if they are very large and its complex they can be assesed by yet another specialist Court. It might also be that this hearing is where the Judge disposes of the apparently unresolved issue of who pays the costs of the Application lost in May, which would make sense.

Anything the parties cant agree will be determined at tomorrows hearing and whoever loses those arguments will also pay all or part of the costs of that hearing.

So Meghans perfect week could continue with game over on protecting the naming of her Witnesses and two expensive adverse costs orders. We can but hope.
About this Aunty, the case surely hinges on the fact that the famous five were integral in the debacle. How can they, as key witnesses, be anonymous? As a lay person I kind of can’t see how they can be kept private. It’s been made such a public issue it’s now in the public interest to know who we are dealing with. I’d love to be a fly on any of their walls 🦟

PS Not that I have any sympathy, but you can see just why people operating at David Sherbournes level earn their money and often burn out in the process. He has been fighting for Johnny Depp all week, preparing the next days cross examination and submissions overnight; and tomorrow with less than 24 hours notice he has to take instructions from Meghan, prepare and then spend yet another very difficult day in court arguing with another Oxford Double-First who put simply wants to humiliate and kill him....
Worth their salt indeed!
 
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About this Aunty, the case surely hinges on the fact that the famous five were integral in the debacle. How can they, as key witnesses, be anonymous? As a lay person I kind of can’t see how they can be kept private. It’s been made such a public issue it’s now in the public interest to know who we are dealing with. I’d love to be a fly on any of their walls 🦟


Worth their salt indeed!
I thought Meghan wanted their identities kept secret up until the point they had to give evidence, cos the mail/all media would doorstep them and their families, publish everything they could find out?
 
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