“Is Meghan’s Valentine’s Day Photo Hiding a Deeper Message? Royal Fans Weigh In!”
“Oh good grief,” said one in exasperation. “Walmart Wallis’s utter lack of originality and creativity is pitiful. I don’t think I’ve ever seen her put out anything that wasn’t an inferior copy of someone else’s output.”
“And can’t even let the pic stand on its own, but has to include a slobbery ‘tribute’ as well,” an account scolded.
A third observed, “I got even more irritated after Meghan’s Mole pointed out her signature of ‘M’ — just like Catherine’s signature.”
“Very fake,” a netizen labeled. “Can’t see anything authentic about Meghan.”
A few people on X compared her long caption to Prince William and Princess Kate’s simple one
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And it certainly isn’t solely the public’s opinion that the Duchess has failed to win over. Earlier this month, it was reported that a few of her palace staff gave her a less-than-flattering nickname to go with her alleged behavior.
In The London Times, British journalist Tom Quinn wrote that Meghan was reportedly called the ‘Duchess of Difficult’ for a while.
“She could be difficult because she was finding life difficult — trying to feel her way and work out the intricacies of a positively medieval, labyrinthine system,” an anonymous staff member seemed to tell him.
She had allegedly expressed her confusion when it came to the formalities between King Charles III and his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II.
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Her attitude was also constantly shifting when it came to “the servants.”
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