Meghan Markle’s comments about Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet have just been called out The Times author Charlie Gowans-Eglinton, who has just written an opinion piece.
In it they wrote: “Nothing says bravery like launching a brand with only the support of your princely man and only your very close, dear friends to back you up if you fail.”
“Although it might help if some of those friends are oligarchs; the sussers were snogging the Bezoses and Zuckerbergs at Kris Jenner’s birthday party last week,” they added.
Because if what the duchess said is true and her children have to “face things that feel completely insurmountable every day”, the author notes that “will need bravery”, although she did not mention any of these ‘insurmountable’ things.
That doesn’t mean the writer stopped there, though, because they added, “I’m sure I can think of a million insurmountable obstacles for the next generation of the original nepo babies, royals.”
Before opting out, she even poked fun at all the other comments made by the duchess, as well as her friends, because according to one, Serena Williams, Meghan has “”turned it into a study using books and apps, a diligence that has made her an authority in her circle of friends.”
“Maybe 2026 will bring us a ‘With Love, Meghan: Raising Little Princes’ parenting special,” the writer said in their closing remarks about the whole thing.
