Jan. 26, 2025
Palace Weekly - a deep dive into the Vanity Fair Meghan Markle article
Our new weekly roundtable Palace Weekly takes a look back at the big event of the week, which was the Vanity Fair article on Meghan Markle.
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Our new weekly roundtable Palace Weekly takes a look back at the big event of the week, which was the Vanity Fair article on Meghan Markle.
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Caloroga Shark Media.
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Hello and welcome to the Palace Weekly. I'm your host,
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Mark Francis, and every Sunday we are going to take
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a conversational roundtable approach to all the stories that happened
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this week in Royal News. Take it away.
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It feels like just yesterday we were glued to our
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screens watching Harry and Megan step back from royal life. Yeah,
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five years, can you believe it?
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It's hard to believe.
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Well, today we're going to dive deep into a Vanity
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Fair article that kind of takes stock of their journey
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since then, and they actually talked to dozens of people
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who've worked with them.
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It's a fascinating piece. Yeah, gives you a peek behind
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the curtain of their California life, their businesses, you know,
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the charity work, and even some bumps in the road.
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Okay, let's unpack this right off the back. But the
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article jumps into their life in Montecito and paints a
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picture of this grand mansion fourteen point six five million dollars.
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Eighteen thousand square feet.
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What a steal. It does sound like a steal. What's
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really fascinating is that this luxurious estate became the base
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for Archwall, their ambitious blend of like philanthropy and entertainment.
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It's a real shift from that traditional, more formal model
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of royal life.
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So it's like a deliberate move, a physical and symbolic
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separation from the constraints of the monarchy.
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Yeah, you could definitely see it that way. It's like
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they're trying to build a new kind of influence. Yeah,
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on their own terms.
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Okay, that's really interesting. Now the article touches on their
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philanthropic work, and it seems like Harry's still dedicated to
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his charities, infect his Games foundation in Senta Veil, and
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there's a mention of him having this certain Gravi toss
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when he talks about his work in Africa.
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It makes sense, right, He's got this deep connection to Africa,
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both personally and through his chairar work, so his passion
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really shines through.
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Now on Megan's side, there's her forty by forty initiative, which,
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just to clarify for our listeners, focuses on encouraging people
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to dedicate forty minutes of their time to support women
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re entering the workforce. The article also mentions her podcast
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archetypes will be returning for a second season that we
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don't have a title or a premise just yet, right.
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And then of course there are the Netflix projects, A
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docus about Polo and a reality show called With Love Megan,
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which actually got delayed because of the California wildfires.
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It's funny you bring up those wildfires because that actually
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plays into one of the anecdotes that they shared about Megan. Okay,
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despite the disruption to the show's filming schedule, she was
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apparently very calm and collected, even making jokes about.
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The whole thing.
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Wow, that's pretty impressive given the circumstances. Sounds like they've
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been keeping dizzy on the entertainment front. Yeah, but the
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article also hints that their venture into the podcasting world,
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specifically with Spotify, wasn't exactly smooth sailing.
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That's putting it lightly. Apparently some of Harry's podcast ideas
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were well, let's just say a little.
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Out there, okay.
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To tell he reportedly suggested a podcast where he'd interview
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Get This sociopaths like Mark Zuckerberg and Donald Trump, which
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kind of raises the question of what's his definition of
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sociopath and what kind of conversation is he really envisioning
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having right? He also pitched a hot chocolate review show
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and a show where he'd solve problems from fixing flat
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tires to tackling global warming.
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A sociopath podcast and fixing flat tires. Those are some
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wildly different concepts. What was going on there?
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It does seem a bit all over the place, doesn't
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It Almost like a struggle to find their footing in
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this podcasting landscape. Clearly they want to tackle big, meaningful themes,
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but maybe lacked concrete ideas to make those themes come
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alive in a podcast format.
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And speaking of big personalities, wasn't there some tension with
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Bill Simmons? Oh?
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Absolutely. Bill Simmons, a Spotify executive, huge name in podcasting,
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reportedly had a pretty frustrating Zoom meeting with Harry Yeah,
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and ended up calling the couple grifters publicly. Not exactly
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a glowing endorsement.
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Ouch, that's got a sting. It sounds like they weren't
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exactly embracing the nitty gritty work that goes into producing
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a successful podcast.
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That's the perception. At least, It's like they wanted the
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benefits in the reach of podcasting, but without putting in
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the same effort as other celebrity podcasters.
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That's interesting. So amidst all this, their podcast archetypes did
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eventually emerge, and the article flames that the idea actually
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originated from a Spotify employee.
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It did.
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Yeah, the podcast dells into various stereotypes about women, you know,
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like Diva and Bimbo, aiming to unpack their historical context
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and their impact on women today. Right, so it sounds
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like a great concept. Did they manage to snag those
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A List guests they were hoping for? The article mentioned
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Well, it seems like securing those high profile guests was
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a bit of a struggle actually, and even behind the
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scenes there were some reports of tension. He would an
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executive producer from Oprah's team apparently clashed with Meghan over
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her you know, evolving demands for the podcast.
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The article also mentioned some claims about Meghan's treatment of staff,
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warm and approachable initially, but allegedly becoming cold and undermining
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when things didn't go her way.
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You know, we have to take those claims with the
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grain of salt. They are coming from anonymous sources, after all,
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it's hard to get a completely unbiased view.
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Fair enough, Now, before we move on, I want to
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touch on Harry's personal perspective, especially as it's portrayed through
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his memoir Spare Spare.
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Was incredibly revealing, wasn't it. It offered such raw and
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honest insight into his inner world, you know, his experiences
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with trauma and those fractured relationships within the Royal family.
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He was incredibly candid and that definitely resonated with a
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lot of people. But the article also points to the
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potential fallout from such public disclosures, especially if Harry hopes to,
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you know, mend those broken bridges with.
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His family exactly. Spare My have been cathartic for Harry,
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but it also added another layer of complexity to his
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relationship with the Royal family.
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And then there are his ongoing legal battles with the
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British tabloid press, his fight for security in the UK,
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and you know, according to sources, he's not currently in
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contact with his family. It sounds like a very difficult
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and isolating situation.
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It highlights the immense pressure he's under juggling these legal battles,
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his personal life and his desire to carve out a
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new path for himself and his family. The article even
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mentions that he skipped a close friend's wedding potentially because
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of his security concerns in the UK.
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It really makes you think about the personal cost of
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their choices, even with all the privilege and resources they have.
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Absolutely, their lives might seem glamorous from the outside, but
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they're dealing with real human challenges just like everyone else.
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Yeah, it's a good reminder that even with their wealth
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and global platform, they're still navigating you know, family dynamics
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and public scrutiny and personal struggles.
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Right. Absolutely, now, shifting years a bit, I want to
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talk about the dynamic between Harry and Meghan themselves. Okay,
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a recurring theme in the article is this like palpable
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love they have for each other. Yeah, and multiple sources
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actually describe Meghan as the driving force in their partnership. Ah,
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It's like she's become the caregiver and facilitator, guiding your
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path forward.
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It is an interesting evolution, isn't it. Meghan, who was
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initially navigating the unfamiliar world of royalty, is now the
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one steering the ship. Right. Makes you wonder how those
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shifting roles might be impacting their relationship. Yeah, it does.
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And while the article highlights their strong connection, there's also
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this subtle suggestion of Harry possibly feeling isolated.
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You know, he's no longer in that familiar royal bubble,
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and he seems to be searching for his purpose outside
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of that context.
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That's such a crucial point. Imagine trying to define your
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place in the world when you've come from such a
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unique and restrictive background. Right, it's no wonder he might
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be grappling with those questions of identity and purpose.
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Yeah, it makes you think about all the assumptions we
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make about people based on their public image totally, especially
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when someone like Harry's made such a dramatic shift in
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his life Exactly.
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We tend to view public figures through a very narrow lens, right,
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but there's so much more happening beneath the surface.
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Speaking of public image, there's this interesting contradiction. The article
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points out their continued use of their royal titles even
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after stepping back from royal duties.
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Yeah, it definitely raises eyebrows. Their children, Archie and the
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Lillabete automatically became prince and princess when Charles became king,
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and there are even anecdotes about staff being asked to
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address Harry and Meghan as sir and ma'am.
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It's almost like they want to distance themselves from the
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institution of the monarchy but still maintain those privileges, and
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that elevated status sends a mixed message when you say, it.
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Does create a bit of a perception problem. As one
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commonator pointed out, you know, when they appear together in
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contexts outside of Harry's work with Invictus Games, it's not
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always clear what they represent right now.
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That's a great point. It makes those public appearances feel
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less impactful, like maybe there's still figuring out how to
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use their platform effectively.
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It also ties back into that criticism they receive for
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some of their royal tours, oh specifically those visits to
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Nigeria and Colombia.
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Right The article touches on that, highlighting this inherent conflict
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wanting to brave free from the constraints of the monarchy
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while still leveraging its symbolic power.
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It's a delicate balancing act and one they haven't quite
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mastered yet now.
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Beyond their global image, the article also delves into their
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life in Montecito. Oh, and it suggests that their relationship
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with the community hasn't been entirely rosy. Oh, they've actually
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become somewhat of local villains, with some residents blaming them
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for rising housing prices and increased media attention.
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It's a fascinating example of the unintended consequences of fame
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and wealthy. You know, they might have envisioned a peaceful
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retreat in Montecito, but their presence has clearly disrupted the
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community in ways they may not have anticipated.
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And it doesn't help that they're rarely seen interacting with locals. Yeah,
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they've been spotted at high profile events like Ellen DeGeneres's
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vow renewal, Seragoy, right, or Harry playing polo, but they
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seem to exist in a bit of a bubble.
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It feeds into that perception of them being detached from
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the realities of the community they now call home.
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Okay, before we move on, I have to ask about
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Megan's new lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard or Aro. Okay,
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it sounds intriguing, but apparently it's already encountered some obstacles.
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Oh yeah, definitely for starters, the trademark application was rejected,
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and there's potential conflict with another brand called Harry and David.
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And then there's the name itself, American Riviera Orchard.
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The article mentions that no one really calls Montecito the
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American Riviera anymore, so the brand feels a bit dated
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right out of the gate.
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It's a stark contrast to her previous success with her
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lifestyle blog The Tig, which really resonated with a certain audience.
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With ar it feels like she might have misjudged what
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people are looking for. Yeah, and speaking of misjudgments, there's
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this pretty shocking rumor. The article reveals about Megan's team
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exploring a book concept centered on a hypothetical divorce from Harry.
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Now, it's crucial to emphasize that this was simply an
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exploration of a potential idea. There's no indication that a
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divorce is imminent or even being seriously considered.
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Still, it's a pretty eyebrow raising detail to include, especially
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an article that's largely focused on their post royal life together. Yeah,
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it does make you wonder what's happening behind closed doors.
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It speaks to the constant speculations surrounding their relationship and
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their future. Even though they've shared so much of their
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lives publicly, there's still this sense of mystery that keeps
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people guessing.
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It's like we're all invested in the next chapter of
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their story, even if we don't fully understand what motivates them.
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It's the power of a good narrative, yeah, keeps us hooked,
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even when we're not sure where it's headed.
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Absolutely now. The article concludes by reflecting on their ongoing
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efforts to change the world, a phrase they've used repeatedly,
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but even those who've worked closely with them seem unsure
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meaningful change or are they more focused on the optics
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of philanthropy and activism.
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