It has been nearly six months since the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, which the British press described as a modern and extremely progressive tale.
But now, the same media are turning against them, or rather against the bride.
In recent weeks, Sussex's dukes have been the main theme of so-called "courtyards", "courtiers", "family friends" and so on. Hence, she is described as the worst boss who has difficulty adjusting to her staff.
Among other things, Harry tells the employees before the wedding: "Meghan will get everything he wants."
It is often reported that the queen is unhappy with the requirements of the bride, where we mention Meghan's desire to hold the diadem wedding day with emeralds.
There is an apparent effort to focus on "bad Meghan", perhaps driven by the fact that it is American, has had a successful career, and so on.
Meghan is not the first kingship to be criticized and placed on the tabloid's target. Lady Diana was worshiped and criticized until the last day of her life; Sarah, the dukes of York, has been portrayed to this day not so well suited; Kate also did not belong to the aristocrats, but the middle class etc.
But with Meghan it seems things are a bit different. The fact that she is American and has been a Hollywood star, added the fascination of men to the famous wedding. Now, the background of her life is being used against her. It's like never before that a member of the royal family has not wanted to have a certain tiara.
Even if there is a real particle in all this story, it should be said that the stressful situation is always the bride-groom-fiance. And when it comes to a marriage that more than 2 billion people see, of course things will be hyperbolized.
Meghan disagreed with Kate's dress and Princess Charlotte, but did not that deserve a good understanding? If Kate was crying after this situation, was it because she had just become a mother for a third time and had an emotional state? If Harry is revolted saying that Meghan will get what he wants, should not he be understood as a man's desire to get things right?
Obviously, these negative news began when Meghan and Harry announced that they would become parents. Meghan is unable to defend himself publicly, as he can not respond to anonymous "enemies". She is one of the favorite royal court members. So, for different interests, which essentially have nothing to do with Meghan, the press should write about a princess who does not deserve the fairy tale where he is living.
Written by journalist Jane Merrick for CNN, edited by the editorial staff.
