It appears that King Charles has made a decision that has caused quite a stir.

He has denied little Lilibet, the daughter of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, the right to wear a royal tiara.

Some may see this as a ruling that robs an innocent child of a glittery crown inheritance.

But before we delve into the details, let’s address a lingering question: is Lilibet even real?

Despite being born, there is still no concrete evidence to prove her existence.

It’s almost as if she’s a ghost, much like the actual ghost of Christmas past.

However, for the sake of argument, let’s assume that Lilibet is alive and well.

The question then arises: does she truly deserve to wear all the royal sparkles?

Traditionally, the privilege of donning a tiara is reserved for working members of the royal family, not those who choose to live a more independent life in Montecito.

If one desires the jewels and titles, they must first contribute their fair share of work.

But in Meghan’s mind, she and her imaginary family are entitled to all the perks without any of the responsibilities.

Rules, it seems, are meant for peasants, not for the Sussexes.

Can you picture the tantrum Meghan must have thrown upon hearing this news?

One can almost imagine her shrieking so loudly that even the koi fish in her pond were startled.

How dare King Charles deprive a prop child of her sparkly fantasies!

Never mind that actual working royals have to earn their tiaras through three years of service.

In Meghan’s world, she and her arrogant clan believe they should be handed the entire royal treasure chest on a silver platter, as if it were their divine right.

But hold on, Meghan.

You voluntarily left your royal duties, thereby relinquishing your claim to the crown jewels.

This is precisely why many people criticize Meghan for her sense of entitlement.

She wants all the rewards without putting in the hard work required.

If she had stuck it out and genuinely tried to adapt to royal life, perhaps Lilibet would have a rightful claim to those diamonds.

Unfortunately, you can’t have your royal cake and eat it too.

This entitled attitude displayed by Meghan reveals her true nature.

She is a social climber who believed that marrying a prince would grant her an easy and glamorous life.

However, when faced with the reality of royal duty, the glamour faded, and Meghan began to lament about how the palace life was crushing her soul.

In truth, she simply didn’t receive the admiration and applause that she felt she deserved.

When you fail to make an effort to connect with the public, it should come as no surprise that they don’t immediately adore your every dull remark.

Instead of reflecting on her own mistakes, Meghan chose the easier route of playing the victim.

Well, that card has run its course.

By quitting her royal duties, Meghan forfeited the privileges that came with the title.

King Charles is merely upholding a fair standard.

While Lilibet can wear a crown on the playground to her heart’s content, she is not a working princess earning those jewels through dedicated service.

It’s as simple as that.

Meghan is likely seething with envy knowing that Catherine’s daughter, Charlotte, will one day wear the royal jewels as a working royal.

That must sting.

Instead of learning from the example set by the late Princess Diana, who embodied duty and grace under pressure, Meghan chooses to vent her frustrations through leaks and complaints.