Hello, Royal Watchers!

I hope you’re all enjoying a wonderful day.

Today, on this episode of Untold Royal Secrets, we need to dig into a topic that has been stirring quite the pot lately.

As your go-to Royal Critic, I’m here to discuss something that’s been making my blood boil: the Sussexes and their persistent habit of rewriting history.

Having followed the Royal Family for decades, I can confidently say that what we’re witnessing with Harry and Meghan is unlike anything we’ve seen before.

What really gets under my skin is how they keep altering their story about how they first met.

It feels like we’re stuck in a never-ending series where the writers have completely lost track of the plot.

Remember their engagement interview?

They painted a lovely picture of being set up on a blind date by a mutual friend—this adorable, fateful moment that had us all swooning.

We believed it, didn’t we?

Even I, the skeptic, was charmed.

But fast forward a few years, and suddenly, their Netflix special spins a different tale, with Harry casually scrolling through Instagram as if he were just another teenager.

Seriously, are we expected to forget the original story?

And let’s not forget Mishal Hussain, the journalist who conducted that engagement interview.

Can you imagine her surprise when Meghan claimed the whole thing was staged?

Mishal is known for her professionalism, and when she speaks up, you know things are serious.

This situation reminds me of that one friend who seems to have a different story for every occasion.

You know the type: one minute they’re allergic to shellfish, and the next, they’re devouring shrimp like it’s going out of style.

In stark contrast, look at William and Catherine.

Their narrative has remained rock solid from the beginning.

They met in college, became friends, and eventually fell in love.

It’s straightforward and honest—no need for multiple retellings or confusing twists.

That’s what real integrity looks like.

Speaking of Catherine, my heart goes out to her during this challenging time.

While she’s focused on her health and family, the Sussexes are busy creating a circus across the ocean, constantly shifting their origin story as if it’s a superhero movie.

So what does this pattern of changing stories really signify?

In my experience, it usually indicates that someone is hiding something.

What could possibly be so scandalous about their initial meeting that they feel compelled to fabricate different versions?

The most frustrating part is that they don’t just alter the narrative; they attempt to manipulate us into believing the original version was somehow restricted.

Let’s be real—the BBC isn’t some shadowy entity controlling the narrative.

They shared their story freely, and we all witnessed it.

Even Tony Hall, the former Director General of the BBC, had to step in to clarify that Meghan’s claims were simply false.

The timing of these narrative shifts is also intriguing.

Just as the working royals face real challenges, providing support and service to their country, we’re hit with another episode of the Sussex saga.

It’s almost as if they can’t bear to be out of the spotlight.

My grandmother always said, “The truth doesn’t need a good memory.” If you’re being honest, there’s no need to keep track of various versions; there’s only one truth.

What message does this send to young people looking up to them?

Is it acceptable to change your story to fit your current narrative?

That facts can be flexible depending on how they reflect on you?

As someone who values truth and integrity, this is deeply concerning.

Remember the late Queen Elizabeth, who embodied unwavering commitment to truth and duty?

When did the royal narrative shift from that to a reality-show-style drama filled with contradictions?

Let’s take a moment to compare how King Charles and Queen Camilla navigate their roles.

Despite facing controversies, they maintain dignity and consistency.

They don’t need to reinvent their stories because they adhere to the truth.

And William and Catherine?

Their public lives are marked by grace and authenticity.

Their narrative hasn’t changed in two decades, reflecting their steadfast commitment to service.

Ironically, while Harry and Meghan profess to seek their truth, they seem unable to agree on what that truth actually is.

First, it’s a blind date, then it’s Instagram stalking, followed by claims of an orchestrated encounter.

Keeping track of all these versions is exhausting.

Having reported on the royal family for years, I can say that this level of narrative fluctuation is unprecedented—and not in a good way.

If they can’t even keep their meeting story straight, what else might they be bending the truth about?

This constant narrative shifting also drags others into their web of contradictions.

That poor mutual friend who supposedly set them up, along with Mishal Hussain and the BBC—these individuals are simply doing their jobs and now find themselves entangled in this mess.

It’s reminiscent of the saying about how one lie leads to another.

Once you start altering the narrative, everything else has to shift to accommodate the lies, like pulling on a loose thread until the entire sweater unravels.

And let’s not overlook how these new versions always seem to emerge when there’s other royal news.

It’s almost as if they thrive on the attention that comes from being the center of the conversation.

Each retelling grows more dramatic, transforming from a simple blind date to a Hollywood-esque saga of social media love.

But real-life love stories don’t need embellishments to be beautiful; just look at William and Catherine.

Respect is paramount—respect for the public, respect for journalists, and above all, respect for the truth.

By constantly changing their story, they imply that they don’t trust us to remember their words.

Thankfully, my community here is sharp and discerning.

You all see the inconsistencies and remember previous narratives.

This is why they can’t simply brush these issues under the rug anymore.

What’s particularly disheartening is how they try to spin their contradictions when caught out, instead of owning up to their previous inaccuracies.

This behavior insults our intelligence.

Moreover, consider the impact on the monarchy itself.

The royal family’s strength lies in its reliability and trustworthiness.

When someone continuously shifts their narrative, it tarnishes not only their reputation but also the institution as a whole.

However, perhaps this is a blessing in disguise.

Each time they alter their story, it only highlights the integrity of William and Catherine, showing the stark contrast between those who serve with dignity and those who prioritize personal interests.

Watching Mishal Hussain respond to being pulled into this chaos was a lesson in professionalism.

By referencing the late queen’s words, “recollections may vary,” she elegantly defended the truth without stooping to their level.

Ultimately, this situation brings to mind those who can’t keep track of their own lies.

Eventually, all the past versions catch up with them.

If Harry and Meghan had simply stuck to one story, none of this would have been a big deal.

It’s the continuous narrative shifts and attempts to gaslight us that make it significant.

It’s about credibility and trust, both of which are essential for any public figure.

So, what does this say about their relationship?

If they can’t even agree on how they met, what other disagreements might be brewing behind closed doors?

It’s no wonder rumors abound.

And it truly saddens me to witness the toll this takes on the monarchy.

The late queen dedicated her life to service and truth, and both King Charles and William and Catherine are striving to uphold that legacy.

The contrast couldn’t be clearer.

Some may think I’m being too harsh, but this issue transcends the simple question of how two people met.

It’s about truth, integrity, and respect for the public.

When public figures believe they can manipulate their narratives at will, we all suffer.

So, let’s continue to pay attention, note the inconsistencies, and support those who embody dignity and truthfulness.

Together, we can call out these attempts to rewrite history and uphold the values that matter.