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I am still surprised that Harry married Meghan, her family would have been enough for me to cry, end the relationship, grieve, and move on to someone else. Harry is too young to have seen what happens in the Royal family when Royals (Diana) or friends/family of the Royals provide the press with information. Over time it takes a toll on the marriage.
It's different when a couple is not famous, you can choose to marry in to a troubled family, but have the option of moving far across the nation and not having anything about you in the press.
When I say that Meghan probably didn't learn how to deal with conflict, family issues, etc. this is what I'm talking about. There is a reason her siblings behave the way they do, and their father has shown that the doesn't know how to deal with family problems, communicate, and respect family member's privacy. The day that there is a break down in her marriage to Harry, I unfortunately think she will not know how to handle it properly.
Her family has treated her terribly, if you don't like a relative, just be happy they don't live near you or communicate with you. Consider it a blessing and stop going to the press.
BBM
A sharp observation! Harry walked into this marriage with his eyes wide open, and, I have said this before, like it or not, he married
into this family. His position makes him vulnerable and he should have done everything to get the Markles on his side. But
if he tried, he did not succeed.
He did not meet with his future father in law, and he still hasn't met him. He married a woman who by all appearances intends to live without her father. (If they go on to have children, this should worry him btw.)
Harry is a hereditary prince! He should know a thing or two about the importance of fathers. Yet he does not seem to be in control, not for one minute.
The discussion whether her family is good enough, whether they this or whether they that, should not even exist. Yet when I saw the images of the wedding, her mother sitting alone on a bench with that little hat perched on her head like a stamp
deemed good enough for the occasion, I knew there was trouble ahead. If ever there was a message to the world and an insult to the rest of the family, this was probably the ultimate one. It is not surprising at all that the family speak up and continue speaking up.
I guess you cannot stop them from talking to the press, so if they do, make sure they speak well of you. That means
inclusion. And not a cold shoulder. Basic public relations. The Monarchy depends on it, yet Harry seems oblivious to its most basic principles. If Meghan wanted it this way, he was a fool to agree.