Going off that, I think another problem is that Meghan is now seen as a ‘complainer’ who won’t let things go or wants to keep ‘going after’ TRF when they don’t directly comment on her.
Part of that is on Meghan and her team for their communication strategy. That is, the Oprah interview was a huge moment and there will always be people that don‘t like that they did it, and others who support them because of it. But that was their chance to lay it on the table and then move on. Like, by all means keep complaining to your friends and therapist and whoever, but in terms of PR, that was the opportunity to say what you think is most important. In my view, The Cut interview was a mistake because she did purposefully keep up these obscure hints (or more direct accusations) because I think she misjudged the overall public’s capacity to keep being receptive to complaints and stories about her few years as a Royal. She also can’t claim that she has moved on and doesn’t want to talk about it when she is the one talking about it. (Add to this things like the story she told on her podcast about South Africa, etc., and the overall vibe she has on each episode that she wants to address the way she’s been maligned).
However, the other part of it IS unfair because Meghan really has no way to appear or speak in public anymore without the press picking up certain random things and running with it and making it look as though Meghan has gone on another tirade when she hasn’t. For example, when she talked about just being objectified eye candy on Deal or No Deal, in my view that was completely fair and accurate. But the story becomes ‘Meghan complains about her treatment yet again!’ It’s taken out of context completely.
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