Revenge Review #18: Meghan Markle: CRAZY Entitled and INSANELY Mean!

[@DebbiSmithDC]

Harry thought that he was going to make William jealous by having Markle the “movie star” as his wife.

[@cheeredenise]

🤣

[@sandradahl6770]

Joke's on Haz!

[@deborahjane68]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@alexandraruggli2615]

Hahaha as if William would find MM attractive? She makes Koo Stark seem like Grace Kelly? Those scenes in Suits in the office storeroom are very porny! Disgusting and cringe!

[@ironbutterfly6835]

@@sandradahl6770Surely by now he’s figured out his “actress wife” plan was to use him to get to William! POW is too worldly and too in love with his beautiful wife and children, too focused on Prince George education and preparing him to wear the crown one day,too dedicated to the Monarchy and his ancestors to give a obviously “adult Entertainment “ pro a second look. He’s filled with rage what she’s done to his beloved dim witted brother , grandmother, his country and citizens. He will not hesitate to take titles, expose ghost kids etc unlike his weak father! I pray we get to watch William take her down and make her answer publicly for the atrocities she’s committed against her family, Royal Family and anyone that’s crossed her path!

[@francesherati8195]

Mm isn't a feminist she doesn't like women she likes to bully them😢

[@suehoult9062]

I really don’t think Chelsey dumped him because of the life she would have to live. They could of been very low key, gone to Africa etc. I’m sure Queen would of agreed to it. He was not really important to the RF. Chelsey dumped him because of him and his behaviour.

[@lindaeasley5606]

Exactly. They were dating for years. If it had been about the pressures of Royal life she would've left him early on. She got tired of his drug use ,cheating and abusive behavior toward her

[@jessiemacgregor1357]

​​@@lindaeasley5606I agree some men or boys just shouldn't ever marry, and he is definitely one.

[@kimberlyelliott7933]

Yes plus his cheating. She wasn't gonna put up with that!!

[@here_we_go_again2571]

Exactly

[@MichelleFoster-bm9wz]

Chelsey dodged a bullet

[@scottbrower9052]

No. 30-year *American* corporate guy here. If Meghan was sending e-mails every day, at 4 or 5 or 6 in the morning....it's out of bounds.

[@LaPinturaBella]

61 year old American who used to be a television marketing director. It's always been inappropriate...although too many in the entertainment industry think their employees are "on-call" 24/7/365. I always had to set boundaries on emails and phone calls out of hours. But I was seemingly the minority in enforcing that.

[@cheeredenise]

Thanks for the insight. I work at a private school and there seems to be no time when parents aren’t allowed to contact me….and they often do at odd hours and on the weekends. I’ve had to learn to draw my own boundaries so maybe I’m just callused and need to get a better grip on email etiquette at large!

[@evas9735]

@@cheeredenise I also work at a private prep school just outside London. Teachers are advised not to respond to any parents emails after work hours UNLESS it is an urgent safeguarding issue and they are senior leadership positions. Some parents take massive advantage of teachers especially if they pay ££££ to fire off unreasonable emails at any time of the evening or wee hours in the morning. Staff are advised to deal with all non urgent school matters within work hours. I realise it could be completely different in the US.

[@MadameRobinson]

Thank you. Good luck 🍀 n school. I looked at the books behind you. I haven’t read all of CS Lewis, but have read most. I’ve also read a couple of the Third Reich books.

[@pattihiggins1079]

From L.A. my boss sent off hours emails. We never addressed them back immediately. No big deal.

[@raquelalhaqab5994]

Meghan works hard at doing nothing.

[@anoldgeezer1]

actually she complains alot

[@heatblair]

@@anoldgeezer1 She’s the Queen of Criticism, the Duchess of Disagreement, the Countess of Conflict, the Baroness of Blather

[@allyw1364]

Hey she has 2 hour catastrophic car chases to map out 😜

[@dotursdottir]

Lying, manipulating, scheming, gaslighting, bullying aren't nothing.

[@nobletarabas1]

Actually they work very hard destroying the monarchy, ftheir own families, every good cause they attach themselves to and their own reputation (if they had one in the first place)!!!

[@thepunpolice11]

Poor Harry didn't realize that Meghan wanted to trade up to William.

[@carolynsmart3337]

I believe she wanted William from the beginning. I think she thought she could get close to William and break up that family. Megan never once thought he wouldn’t be interested , she didn’t realize William had a brain , and is in love with his wife and three children.

[@rachmunshine9474]

Well, then, that fucking (excuse my language) makes a definite then she’s freaking certifiable.

[@arelicruz4750]

Maybe that’s why she doesn’t like Kate 😒

[@alymig70]

@@carolynsmart3337 William & Kate have a strength of character that Meghan just doesn’t understand. She COULDN’T understand.

[@carolynsmart3337]

@@alymig70 I totally agree, I don’t think she knows the meaning of character and love , I don’t think she’s capable!!!

[@barbarawitt9989]

Harry's wife had no business bothering anyone at 5AM.

[@alexandraruggli2615]

I disagree with those saying she was up at that time doing yoga, she doesn’t strike me as an early riser, she seems like she is late going to bed either partying or taking to friends and she probably went to bed right after sending it and only getting up after 12 noon. This is a woman that takes TWO hours with hair and makeup to look like a Ho….remember that she would show up at 11 a.m. at the office with croissants while everyone there has been there since 8.30 or 9 a.m.?

[@sharonseaver-fc1ff]

Meghan behaved like a defiant child, still does.

[@shelbyschnoor9369]

I’m a little behind, but I just saw that the Queen called Meghan “evil” and a “complete catastrophe” a couple of weeks before she died. Everyone was shocked the Queen spoke an ill word about anyone, bc it was said she was the most forgiving person on the planet and kept her opinions to herself. Good for the Queen to use her one insult in life on Meghan. She was evil. The Queen and the Royal Family gave her everything and more and she ruthlessly lied about her experience bc she was infuriated the queen said “hard no” to Harry and Meghan being part time royals. It still makes me really sad the Queen had worked 70+ years to mend race relations with the commonwealth and she had been truly proud of her work- only to have Meghan call the family racist on Oprah. The Queen didn’t get to look back at her accomplishments over her 70 years with pride in her final years, bc she was being bombarded with Harry and Meghan’s drama and their Royal brand taking hit after hit from them for no reason. Meghan was evil for this. And Harry was too.

[@Kiki-Kauai]

Exactly!

[@mareandickson3058]

In Lady C's book "M&H The Real Story" the late Queen refers to MM as a Strumpet & a Trollop.... old fashioned ways of calling the yacht girl exactly what she is..

[@kirstenanderson1435]

Well stated. It does say everything that the Queen used such strong language to describe MM. She never had a bad word about anyone...very telling.

[@anaalvarado411]

Well said.... yay. I'm behind too.... finishing chapter 18 getting ready to start chapter #19.... catching up little by little.

[@anaalvarado411]

Cheere is also very mature, nowadays the young ladies her age seem vain???? One of my daughter's is a teacher in Cali, where we're originally from, then around 10/yrs ago we bought a new house way cheaper than in San Diego n L.A. Which I just got back from that's why I got behind. I lost one of my beautiful daughter a couple of years ago n cheere reminds me of my beautiful daughter who passed in a accident, that's why I was sooo mad at them playing the joke in NYC i.e. car chase....H@M especially hairless harry needs to realize he's not the only one to lose a parent, my beautiful daughter left behind 3 young children. But I think that hairless Harry thinks his feeling are more important than us peasants/ commoners 😮

[@marnoch4632]

The point is Meg EXPECTED and DEMANDED immediate responses to her emails. It’s hardly the receiver’s fault.

[@Shakespearelover1717]

The first project I would have launched would be to learn the UK culture. It wasn’t just the timing of the E-mails, but the MANNER in which Meghan gave orders. Mostly, employees of the royals call “orders” requests, and the royals soft ball their requests. They don’t say “tell so and so I won’t be able to make the time frame.” They usually say, “If you wouldn’t mind, please inform…” It’s a matter of attitude and manners. Meghan had a crappy attitude and NO manners!!

[@Jess-D]

Exactly. It’s not cultural either . When asking something of a team member(I’m their manager)I word requests as you stated above) . It’s just good manners. I’m American

[@MadameRobinson]

She could learn her lines, be early, and bring treats for the cameramen (according to her), but complains she has to learn 30 hymns for church? They have hymn books.

[@pennylando3145]

@@MadameRobinson She wouldn't even have needed a hymn book for public events. If you look at any church service attended by royals you can see that each is holding an order of service. Absolutely everything bar the sermon would be in that.

[@MadameRobinson]

@@pennylando3145 Not always. It depends on whether the church wants to print everything out or not. In some Anglican churches, you must still use the hymnal and prayer book.

[@pennylando3145]

@@MadameRobinson Yes, I agree in an ordinary service, but if you look at those big events attended by royals, they are holding an order of service.

[@mikeswife5298]

She also never has anything new to say! It’s always the same bs

[@stargo2931]

Same anecdotes every time she speaks in public.

[@BuntyMcB]

I remember watching that first ‘Fab Four’ event, which was focussed on mental health as part of the Royal Foundation’s ‘Heads Together’ campaign. It was Catherine’s idea to bring together mental health organisations to share ideas rather than reinventing the wheel in silos. At the time of this event they had already done a lot between the three of them to encourage, especially young boys and men to talk about their struggles with their mental health. She went completely off topic because she had nothing to offer in relation to mental health. It was so tone deaf but we cut her some slack because she and Harry weren’t married yet and we thought she just needed time to find her feet but…. Oh boy, we’re we ever wrong.

[@deelouise1930]

I remember watching this Fab Four event too. And I thought Meghan was going to be quiet, not talk too much as she was so new to the family. But she almost took over the conversation by talking about feminism(?). Either she was briefed on what to discuss or she chose to ignore any guidance. I was a bit embarrassed for her but that didn't last long! She should've been told that the RF is not political and she should've been quiet and let the other three talk.

[@mordeys]

Part of the problem with the emails was that if she emailed you...even after hours she would call and harass. And if you turned off your phone there was hell to pay the next day or week. She called one poor woman on a date night so many times they had to end the night. It was a Friday night.

[@mordeys]

She expected them to be an call 24/7. If you didn't she was calling and calling.

[@cheeredenise]

Whaaaat?! That women is crazy!

[@loopyloo788]

Yes. That slipped out once when they were talking about her bullying.

[@raquel5878]

The work that feeds her soul is really pretend to care and do things when really she just shows up, shows off and demands adulation.

[@raquel5878]

@@cheeredeniseyes cf. Valentine Low’s book.

[@JessieCori]

She'll never receive the "woman of hard work"-award, that's for sure.

[@brettbrinegar3929]

😂😂😂

[@jomarsh6449]

Wait a minute… if there’s one for sale…. She just might!!

[@jmj5388]

She generates hard work for others.

[@jadefire2817]

"Waddling in, on her little chicken legs........." When I tell you, I cackled 😂

[@susangrivjack9194]

Harry could never land anyone as Great as Katherine

[@MrHarryHewitt1983]

It wasn't just the fact that the emails were being sent outside of work hours it was the screaming meltdowns she had when she didn't get an immediate response. She even harassed someone with constant phone calls on a Friday night when they were out for dinner and then started again early next morning.

[@animula6908]

She sounds like the boss from hell.

[@terinn7115]

Well, to be fair, Helen Reddy's 'I Am Woman' came out in 1971. Megsie hit the scene in 1981. Maybe she didn't know women already were roaring a decade before her birth.

[@cheeredenise]

🤣

[@ladymary22]

Bravo to Britain Your private and work time is your own. Americans are much too obssessed with work time

[@daughteroftime8047]

I agree. Maybe we could take some tips from them. They do seem a lot less stressed out than us overall.

[@OsloTime]

I grew up in America but am from Europe. I have to really agree with you!

[@mmoretti]

I’m American with a strong work ethic, I never expect anyone to respond out of hours unlesss it was an emergency. The royal staff are far lower paid than people in the private sector.

[@cosmicmuffin322]

Exactly. The employer has the power, they shouldn't act as if they own their employees' time outside of work hours.

[@user-bw7fx1ds9u]

I read that Meghan thought that if she became really popular in the UK the people would demand that Harry and Meghan would become King and Queen! She thought it was a popularity competition! 😂

[@karinagoulding8499]

😂😂😂😂

[@mariamarzocchi4666]

Markus Anderson is obviously the third person in that marriage. It's a little crowded - to paraphrase H's mother.

[@rositahuff4858]

…i read a lot about MM….and again…it is not a cultures clash…unfriendly, rude, unkind, pushy….has nothing to do with culture….

[@cherilynlarsen8104]

My daughter went to Scotland to be trained to teach Scottish country dancing. They would abruptly stop--IN THE MIDDLE OF A DANCE FOR TEA!!!!! I don't understand people refusing to learn the social/cultural norms of a new country.

[@user-zr9nl2wl3o]

Scots lady here and I can attest that we are like our fellow Brits in everything stops tea! 🍵

[@run4cmt]

Meghan had a prom queen mentality. I think she knew the order of precedence. She just thought she was so fabulous she would over take Catherine and William. She thought she would be the queen of people's hearts due to her popularity.

[@beverlystraus9300]

You summed that up well, Chris!

[@montanacrone8984]

Is Meghan popular? Never heard of her until her taking up with Harry.

[@barbarawitt9989]

I don't believe that that woman HAS a soul..

[@glfxfa5452]

She gave it to the devil....

[@joly6598]

@@glfxfa5452 LOL! Indeed, only-well, I'd suggest she SOLD it to the Devil, which, if she was given the same 10-year deal as they show on the CW drama SUPERNATURAL (which, mind you, lasted twice as long as SUITS, and still has its fans clamouring for a COMEBACK!) was a really bad break for her, as she cannot renegotiate the contract, and will end up divorced from H within the next year, leaving her destitute and ALONE, without her "Prince" or her Title, or respect from ANYONE who she has not already bought off, for her last four years... Which she will very probably spend being a Soho House hooker, just-not one that they show on their advertisements, anymore. xD

[@pattihiggins1079]

Shopping and dressing herself in expensive outfits is her only interest.

[@laurenanderson61]

Don't forget getting her picture taken.

[@user-iq4ko7kk1d]

Expensive things she didn't pay for.

[@Ariadne-cg4cq]

The biggest problem Meghan had with her life as a Royal was that she could not accept that she and Harry were further down the pecking order than William and Catherine. She hated having to walk behind the Wales, she hated having to drive in a car or a carriage behind the Wales, in fact she hated being regarded as less IMPORTANT than the Waleses. The Monarchy is a hierarchical structure and Meghan’s position was fairly low down the ladder and this is what she couldn’t stand. That was really the crux of it all

[@Keikilanikea]

Nutmeg is the ultimate mean girl. Only to eventually become the mean old lady.

[@margaretforbes4387]

Ending up well and truly alone with no friends.

[@flowermeerkat6827]

Love your videos. I share your opinion on Catherine. I’m an older American lady and I don’t understand why so many young women think so highly of Meghan. It’s refreshing to hear from a young woman like you who can see through Meghan’s nonsense. I don’t know what subject you teach, but I bet you are a fantastic teacher.

[@anaalvarado411]

I know flower, that's why I subscribe to her, she's smart n gets how the world turns. I think cheere teaches English/ literature??? She's about my daughter's age.

[@GMK379]

I agree

[@beverlybenson9981]

I'm 76 years old, and I agree with your post.

[@junecleaver748]

You mean the young women always complaining on Twitter, the ones posting half naked pics of themselves on IG, who also think Amber Heard was a victim, and think feminism is about taking their tops off in public. I think Cheere would be the best parent too with her sensible outlook and advice.

[@lalaholland5929]

​@@junecleaver748totally agree with you.

[@valgardener7656]

"Why would he be willing to put his family in the line of this woman's fire?" Maybe THAT was the appeal. He wanted somebody who could take his own impotent resentment of his family, and actually weaponize it into an effective means of blackmail, control, and revenge. His playing of the race card early on gave him a taste of the kind of real power and entitlement to hurt others that he desperately wanted.

[@thepunpolice11]

I don't think a really lovely woman would have wanted marry him.

[@SusanSaysSomething]

She couldn't cope with HIM, not the royal role.

[@MaryB-tx2xq]

⁠@@SusanSaysSomething I think she manages him, not copes, she keeps him on a tight leash and that’s what she likes. He’s an entitled fool but she’s the one orchestrating the spiteful barbs to get her revenge

[@raindancer6111]

At one point another large apartment in Kensington Palace was earmarked for H&M. Some older royals were being moved to make way for them. However, when the frictions developed between Harry and William it was decided that they would not be able to live in the same building nextdoor to each other and Frogmore Cottage was the result. Try as she might, Meghan couldn't get a whole palace to herself.

[@user-no7mi5cj5p]

Plus she was caught taking pictures of Princess Charlotte sleeping taking as many pictures of what ever she could probably to sell at some point The staff caught her 😮

[@bunnybuns7387]

And William and Catherine lived in Nott Cott before they moved into Kensington Palace . They are both tall and I don’t recall them whinging about the accommodation being inadequate. Poor Meghan 😢

[@textrue9088]

No wander Meghan failed the Foreign Service exam. She should have been an expert on all things in foreign relations, especially the British Monarchy.

[@lynn8487]

Bower has a quotation from M's first husband telling a friend that in their private domestic life she was 'mercurial, dramatic, shouty, difficult' and I would think that is how staff find her too in between the bouts of over niceness, gifting, charm bombing. The swings between the two behaviours are probably very disconcerting also.

[@KateTarrant-Dean]

Princess Anne said it best .......... "Don't re-invent the wheel"

[@susanaldred4972]

She made him believe that he was not the loser that HE BELIEVED HE WAS..the british people didnt see him as a loser at the time but they do now.

[@edennis8578]

Regarding the emails sent outside of work hours: I read that Meghan had a huge tantrum if employees didn't answer her emails as soon as they received them, even if it was midnight or 5 am. THAT was the problem.

[@Kate-gh5qb]

"This little train of crazy is pickin' up speed" bwahahaha nailed it again!

[@CMinorOp67]

10:18: seriously, what is WRONG with Meghan Markle? It’s been a long two books…and there have been so many characters thrown into Markle’s pit…but I don’t recall Gina doing anything to deserve that sort of treatment. It’s like Markle wants a button to make everyone in her past disappear. I’m not kidding…if Meghan hadn’t nabbed an acting gig and a prince…I feel like she would be right there beside Letecia Stauch and Lori Vallow. Cause something is seeeeriously mentally wrong with that woman. 11:17: yes! Exactly!

[@kathleenwarner4046]

I seem to recall that Gina was a cautionary voice when MM first started dating PH; perhaps that was enough to cast her out.

[@DebbiSmithDC]

This is my favorite chapter so far. To think that Harry was afraid to tell her she will always have to walk behind Catherine-priceless!!!! Watching them even on the walk about during the death of the Queen, it was probably killing her.

[@ulrikjensen6841]

....AND holding hands. THAT was the last insult to QE II. Abominable twosome.

[@chelleyd4020]

Darlie Routie or Dianne Downs

[@renekirebornrenekireborn4777]

The more I learn about her the more I'm convinced she's a narcisst because they have zero empathy and truly believe their way is the only way. You cannot reason with them and their energy is pretty terrifying.

[@Hiawatha28]

Dear Cheere Denise, thank you for your mint work. I cannot imagine how you manage to be up so early, on the spot and looking amazing and immaculate at the same time. Regarding M. declaring "nobody helped me" I would imagine she meant to say: I had 14 people assisting and none of them helped me change the RF, the protocol and elevate me to the top of the pyramid ! Just guessing.

[@marisawoods]

Meghan was a middle aged horror when she duped Harry into marrying her. Mr. Markle raised a Monster!

[@pennylando3145]

I've seen a clip of MM attending a public event and showing not only disinterest but also rudeness. I don't remember where the event was, but whoever had hosted it presented MM with a gift. You could tell by the tone of his voice that the gift meant something to his organisation, and he clearly expected her to understand that. She took it, gave it a quick glance and then said to someone who was out of shot, "get my coat". My jaw dropped. It wasn't just very un-royal behaviour which, along with her disinterest and eagerness to get away, must have been a kick in the teeth for the organisation who probably spent weeks planning this event, it was also so very ignorant. She must have known that the whole purpose of royal life is genuine 'service' and that 'service' to the public means constant interaction with it. I would ask why she bothered to marry into the RF, but I think we all know the answer now.

[@Anna_Key]

I haven't seen that video. How sad for the people who organised the gift. I hope off screen she was more graceful.... but that's unlikely.

[@MaryB-tx2xq]

I don’t think she wanted to understand because accepting it’s different to be a Royal would mean she didn’t know it all and might have to learn. A classic example of just seeing the money and glamour and wanting to go back to America, merch off the title and set up her own royal court

[@lynn8487]

I think what you described sounds like her visit to the retirement home for actors (when she wore a very tight straining at the seams blue and white dress showing a square pregnancy bump.) She also apparently asked the same opening question to everyone she was introduced to.

[@jaygatsby2790]

It was at a nursing home. She couldn't even be bothered to open the gift and show her appreciation to the old people who gave it to her. She just did her fake "thank you" and immediately gave it to her assistant. Then she left quickly.

[@Susan-vl8ts]

That was at an elderly home - they presented her with a plaque in which she barely looked at it and gave it immediately to her assistant (she was pregnant and wearing that flowered dress that was way too tight). She looked bored to tears and this is what led to her manufacturing all sorts of untrue things so she could leave the RF and the 'unpaid' obligations.

[@DelaniaAndTheDogs]

Love the Harry voice. Don’t ever stop doing it.

[@carmenbryan5174]

Isn’t she great love her 👍👏🥰😂😂😂

[@barbskepnek5689]

😂😂😂

[@LyndaMarie929]

The sound is much better. Someone remarked that MM is Marcus Anderson’s Giselle Maxwell. I definitely think there is something nefarious going on with that relationship. MM was so used to not being told no that it was inconceivable she wouldn’t get her way. Her idea to modernize the RF was to turn them into social media influencers. That’s the extent of her skills.

[@franm.8343]

Definitely.

[@raquel5878]

I think she didn’t care about anybody’s feelings to the point that she didn’t pick up on their feelings, let alone acknowledge them.

[@jaygatsby2790]

Narcissists have no empathy.

[@BevHart]

Never mind walking behind Catherine, she walked in front of the Queen. Not even Prince Philip ever done that in public.

[@andrearoyd2942]

The hierarchical role \ aka walking behind. How Megs pushed through the rows of chairs to get to the row in front, so she & Harry would have Edward & Sofie walk behind them!! that was laughable and crass - had she merely walked normally, she would have found the E & S would have stood aside to allow HER and Harry to proceed (out of the Cathedral) in front of them - but she had to PUSH through the chairs. Awareness? self ! That is how important her place IN FRONT, yes she knew about Royal protocols, but as you have said in previous episodes, she is an American and the rules didn't apply to her.

[@jaimekennedy5750]

Here's the thing about sending emails out of work hours that I learned to MY cost; most people take the phones to bed with them and never turn their notifications off incase of an emergency. As I always charge me phone overnight, in the lounge-room, it never occurred to me that others didn't do the same until a friend quickly - and justifiably cranky! - pointed it out to me!

[@mareandickson3058]

I always leave my fone on Silent when I go to bed - theyres no point worrying about something in the middle of the night - I'll deal with everything when I wake up..

[@chelleyd4020]

So say your elderly mother/hospital phones you to come and say goodbye, there’s been an accident, you’d rather wake up hours later when they’re already dead?

[@mareandickson3058]

@@chelleyd4020 well for a start I never leave my phone on charge, especially when asleep - it a huge fire risk & not something I'm prepared to try. Secondly I take a huge amount of medication before bed, which totally cancels out any driving besides getting me to sleep. Sadly my mum did end up in hospital & was put on palliative care & on that occasion I did leave my phone on & ended up getting a taxi @ 3 in the morning... however mum lived till the end of the week... but she herself was also aware that I leave the phone on silent & knew I'd get back to her at 7am in the morning!! You can't live on 'what ifs'..

[@jaimekennedy5750]

​@@chelleyd4020 1. I AM that elderly mother - 70yo 2. If I'm THAT sick, whenever my "family" are notified or not WON'T actually help me...

[@izzaduck8896]

The anecdote about Charles at the end of this episode is a fine example of his petulance in general. Harry, who had been exposed to his father's fits of pique, apparently feels he can behave in the same way and achieve the same results. Camilla is actually Charles' saving grace. She is just about the only person who can 'humour' her husband into being a tad more gracious and sociable. Unfortunately, Harry doesn't have a 'well grounded' woman to bring out the best in him, and we can see the result. The Queen, (may she rest in peace), did her sons no favours in permitting them to grow up with a such a strong sense of entitlement - they ALL needed strong, well grounded, emotionally stable women around them. Diana and Fergie were neither grounded or emotionally stable... Sophie has been a great asset for Edward, as Catherine is for William. Thank heaven for the 'commoners' who have helped keep the modern day 'royals' in touch with the nation and its people.

[@catherineannelockman3805]

Your imitation of hairy is hilarious...it sounds like an old lady with a somewhat cockney accent...I love it...😂

[@acc426]

I believe that Harry owed his previous relationships with Chelsy and Cressida to his royal status. Had he been exactly the same but without his royal status and just doing drugs, drinking, not interested in education or bettering himself and overcoming his traumas, the 2 girls would have not gotten in a relationship with him. Once the prince aura vanished and they got to know the real Harry, they both wanted out as none of the royal stuff would even be worth it anymore. Unlike Meghan who was only after the royal trappings, fortune, status and this is why she stuck it out with this manbaby.

[@janetrobertshaw6487]

Her NARCISSISM tells her..should go first. As she's royaller than the royal family 😂

[@brendamatthews4435]

I heard it was William wanted them out of Kensington Palace because M was caught sneaking into their apartment and took photos of Wills and Kate's babies sleeping! And who knows what else she went through. M had had British friends, but she iced them.

[@cheeredenise]

That’s incredibly creepy!!!!

[@indie1179]

I can rest your mind about the pen (Charles) - the Queen had just died, he’d just ascended to the role of King, they were travelling the entirety of the UK, I doubt he had much sleep, & those documents being signed instantly become historical documents, just as we still have documents from William the Conqueror. I can’t imagine *anyone* in a similar position not being fraught at getting every detail right, especially when the very reason you are signing those documents is based upon the very recent death of someone you loved.

[@cheeredenise]

True enough, and I have no desire to paint the king in a bad light, I’m just saying that if he acted petulant, there are rumors that support that personality trait. Is it his only quality? Of course not, but if he acts uncharitably he shouldn’t be given a pass just because we like him. He was rude about the pens, and of course he was grieving but it wasn’t a surprise. She was very sick, he is in his 70s and has had a lifetime of training on how to behave for the cameras. I think he was a little overly ruffled about the pens; even so, he still has my respect.

[@veenamishra8950]

It wasn't a meltdown, it was an irritated, human response, not expected from The King. Have you seen the clip?

[@allyfrasier6306]

My employment background is a Director of Human Resources position for various companies in the US and Australia over the past 20 years. Cultural norms should be respected and can be highly distressing for the lower level employee receiving out of hour emails. It is a violation of their personal time off. They would definitely feel pressure to respond. It could easily be realized by her given she wouldn't be receiving emails from other senior royals in the way hour's (though I believe she would have noticed and decided to use this as a form of passive aggressive power and control). Particularly if word were getting around the team of her volatile personality, they might have felt quite anxious receiving those emails and feeling they must drop everything and start work. It's an indication of her own self importance.

[@carolinelane9599]

And this why I don't have work emails on my phone and my laptop stays at work. When it's time to go home, work stays at work. In 10 years my boss has rung me once about work out of hours. She doesn't like us doing over time and will tell us to go home. I'm very lucky to have an awesome boss.

[@slomo1716]

I have hearing issues and never once felt that you needed a new microphone. As far as the early early am emails, I worked in an environment where I received emails from around the globe, we first checked to see what time zone they were from, and responded only within our workday. I bet you dollars to donuts, M chewed out her staff insisting that they immediately reply to her emails regardless of the time of day. I sometime would work from home, and found myself working until 2 or 3 in the morning, unable to set boundaries for myself. Sounds like M has NO BOUNDARIES, which is common for a Narcissist. I ABSOUTELY ADORE your reading and analysis of REVENGE, now I am listening to WAAAAGH, you are spectacular in your assessment of both books. I have been sharing your channel with other channels who speak on this topic of the illiterate pair of fools. Thank you for all that you do!!!!!

[@cheeredenise]

Oh you are so kind!!!! Thank you for your encouragement and support!

[@johnpritchard1754]

Someone was saying that victimhood can become an addiction. If it's true, it could explain a lot about Meghan Markle's character.

[@Wanda711]

"Working as a family does have its challenges." "Yeah, when you bring an absolute *witch*... you bring a demon into your midst, of course it's going to have its challenges. Now you're trying to work with Satan!" I laughed out loud at that part!

[@Marcor117]

Prince Philip always told every new member of the royal family. You will be popular because you’re now a member of the royal family not because of your personality. Don’t ever forget that or good things will not happen.

[@thepunpolice11]

I'm shocked Bower didn't discuss the great lip gloss incident before the fab four event.

[@nattyangel-zs1ir]

Probably because it’s irrelevant. What woman is going to share a lip gloss? Yuck. I don’t even share with my sister.

[@OctoberGirl16]

ME-Again no longer needs Harry. Even if they’re divorced she’ll be known as Meghan Duchess of Sussex and her kids will retain their Prince and Princess titles. I truly think she believes she’s beyond him now.

[@mareandickson3058]

There's talk about the Goverment putting ALL the titles into Abeyance - that's because members of the RF have no need for Titles when they don't LIVE in the UK 🤞🙏🤞🙏🤞🙏🤞🙏🤞🙏🤞🙏

[@Arielsfork]

​@@mareandickson3058 parliament would never do that in actuality

[@Kiki-Kauai]

I finally broke down and started listening to Revenge on audible. Without question, it is NOT as enjoyable as following along here with Cheere Denise. The only thing I’d like to share is kinda personal and relates to King Charles being grumpy. It’s my belief after seeing his hands that he’s suffering from an autoimmune disease that is likely painful. I was diagnosed a few years ago and it’s literally stolen my personality. Although my friends say they can’t believe I’ve kept my cheerful attitude while suffering so much, I know how hard it is to be sweet & nice when you’re in horrible pain that comes from overdoing. Which I think he may do to keep up his duties. I noticed he looked strained as the coronation wore on and I felt for him. I can’t imagine continuing to put up a front so people won’t say you’re unable to perform the role you’ve waited your entire life for. I was forced to quit my career sadly. I just wanted to add this to give a perspective that I wouldn’t have had prior to my diagnosis. Loved this chapter! Happy end of school year!🌺

[@jaym6870]

Agree with you. I think that people are being too harsh on him. Especially Tom Bower. I have lost my respect for him. His dislike of KC is very clear. He criticized KC very strongly before the coronation. Then, he recently took shots at Camilla, claiming that Catherine and everyone didn’t curtsy to Camilla because Catherine was furious with her for inviting twenty members of her family. How Bower reached this conclusion is questionable. Who or what were his sources? I think the success of his book has gone to his head. I don’t see anyone calling him out for making this outrageous claim.

[@Kiki-Kauai]

@@jaym6870 thanks jay. I feel badly for KC, because of all that’s happened these last few years. Stress is horrible for an autoimmune disease. It’s the worst thing. And H&M have done nothing but cause stress, play games and create drama. I can’t understand why Tom Bower is doing the things he’s doing. It’s very confusing. I’m all for telling the story, especially for the other side when they’ve been so maligned but to just create drama for dramas sake is no better than H&M.

[@jaym6870]

@@Kiki-Kauai Agree with you again! Take care and keep well!

[@Kiki-Kauai]

@@jaym6870 ❤️

[@cheeredenise]

Great insight!!!!!

[@amazingandrea9983]

The email debate seems like a tempest in a tea pot. I am a flt attendant, all over the world, all the time. I receive and send emails at odd hours. I read them, and reply when I can. If I'm in the air, then clearly I'm not responding. You don't need Sherlock Holmes to unravel this...MM's tone was what upset people. Her condescending "I'm the most important person in the room ~ no wait, I'm the ONLY person in the room" attitude is undoubtably infuriating. I'd have zero time for her.

[@chelleyd4020]

Only it wasn’t JUST emailing, one Friday night they both took hourly turns to repeatedly call and berate a woman who was out to dinner with family, continuous calling, if they didn’t answer they got hell in the morning

[@chelleyd4020]

People take their phones to bed, for alarms, emergency calls, it’s rude as hell, akin to ringing someone’s house phone in the middle of the night

[@valerieconner1204]

Ninaki Priddy's mother filmed her 9th birthday party, at which Meghan (also 9) informed the other girls that she wanted to play Your Royal Highness and she would be the Queen. Her first royal act was to order the girls to make 900,000 cookies and sew me a nice dress.. Later, she had changed into a party dress and was wearing a gold crown. She essentially hijacked Ninaki's party. It's clear that her ideas about what being royal means and her wish to be the person directing everyone else were formed early and haven't changed. (A short clip from that video can easily be found online; a longer 5:14 version takes more time to find but can still be seen.)

[@user-wq8yz8wp4i]

As the queen said….. she is evil 👿

[@deelouise1930]

Tom Bower was spot on about Harry NOT telling M that they will Always have to walk behind W&C because Harry feared Meghan would leave him!

[@pennylando3145]

Hierarchy exists everywhere, and most defintely in all government/head of state scenarios. If MM had married a high-ranking US politician, the protocol would have been the same. She couldn't have pushed herself forward to meet and greet a dignitary or a foreign king while her husband ambled along behind her.

[@thepunpolice11]

I think people were probably upset to receive emails about things that weren't their jobs.

[@megpaterson7613]

Meghan honestly sounded ridiculous in that interview with Harry, Prince William and Princess Catherine on the stage, it was all word salad that she sprouted and you could see Prince William, Princess Catherine and even Harry all looked embarrassed and actually a bit annoyed. Meghan did completely take over the entire interview, as a fiancée of a Royal, she wasn’t even an official member of the Royal family at that time, I think Meghan should of shown some grace and restraint. It wasn’t the Meghan show, but, that is how it came across. I actually liked Meghan during that time (I 100% don’t anymore after everything she has done and continues to do) and I remember cringing when I saw it, I felt embarrassed for her, there’s protocol and decorum and Meghan showed neither.

[@Susan-vl8ts]

She keeps blabbing on about women's empowerment - women are empowered! Which is why we have a female VP, female Supreme Court Justices, female business owners and CEOs, female Mayors and Governors, female Congresswomen, Senators, and Council members, etc. I don't know who she is speaking about. Not every woman is ambitious or wants to be in any kind of power.

[@Mimi-jn3fi]

@@Susan-vl8ts Amen! I was born with all the power I ever cared about having.

[@andrearoyd2942]

Much respect that you covered the issues of the 5am emails: put my read on this is, that the emails were sent with the anticipation that when the office day began she would be provided with answers to her requests (demands) would be actioned, by the time of her arrival\or the commence of the staffs day. Who knows, now who cares. HARRY SHOULD BE REMOVED FROM THE LINE OF SUCCESSION, hence his children; rendering titles meaningless, which I would be of the mind to leave them in place! just to see what fools they really ar. (Brit. here)

[@vickiebrezee2799]

You're right about social media being a hive of angry bees. 😢It's easy and so cowardly to hide behind a laptop and anonymously spew vitriol.

[@mandla787]

Hi I'm from Iceland and getting emails all time of the night is so rude because it's part of the work to open when you get it you have alram on important emails í would personally panic thinking something bad has happened

[@cheeredenise]

Excellent point!! I hadn’t thought of that!

[@annarchydeclutteranddesign413]

That Fab Four meeting was particularly appalling - it was actually the unveiling the results of deep and extensive research that revealed how many males were killing themselves - and Meghan does that long discourse about women! If you get to see the end of that clip you will see William looking at Catherine, showing frustration, and Catherine giving a gesture as much to say "Well, what can we do?"

[@JessieCori]

I bet Haz-been never understood what royalty is all about.

[@mysticmittens2599]

I don’t know why but the bit in the Netflix doc when she snaps at her assistant or publicist Yvette just really sticks with me. And the fact that she allowed that to be broadcast is beyond me!

[@starrycrown]

I really love your reviews! Email observation: I worked for 30 years in a department of a large university where the Chair would send out random emails that offered extra monetary opportunities (classes to teach, etc.). These were openly awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. This was done to train us to constantly check our email. We had no alternative but to check our email if we wanted to make extra money. Some of us who didn’t need extra work could afford to ignore the emails at 1:00 AM, but many new colleagues needed the extra work and learned to check at all hours if we wanted to work more. It was that or quit. Bosses like Meghan are the same way: they know how to manipulate employees to achieve these sorts of goals. Glad I’m retired, of course! 😊

[@jomarsh6449]

It mayn’t be the time they come in… but she wanted immediate answers to them ( the emails) .i understood that she’d go batshit if she was t answered immediately

[@cheeredenise]

See, that attitude makes sense as to why people were offended. Tom Bower reports that no clear instructions were ever given regarding when to answer or what was expected which is why I said it seemed like small potatoes, BUT if she was expecting people to up and doing at 5am just because she was?!!? Totally inappropriate.

[@dewarsbramangus]

I agree you are terrific and having you read these books is so entertaining! Don't stop! People like me love you and look forward to your reviews and insights!😊😊

[@thepunpolice11]

Omg, the repeaters in meetings make time go backwards, slow the rotation of the earth risking a near catastrophic event that we all fall of of the earth.

[@carolineprest5927]

Hi 😊 I believe the emails at 5am caused distress only due to meghans expectation of reply. Looking at other claims of Meghan calling staff at all hours,every 10 mins during dinner etc etc it seems she did not respect working hours.

[@ProfoundConfusion]

Every video that you share is a beautiful gift. Thank you.

[@anneselby2293]

If you're interested in some facts about Diana's death, try and get hold of a copy of The Bodyguard's Story, it's by Trevor Rees Jones and sets out the events leading to the fateful night in Paris. The real events, the fact that Diana, like Meghan, used to call the paparazzi to let them know where she was. It also gives an account of the injuries suffered by Trevor and what happened immediately after the crash. It details how Mohammed al Fayed tried to change the narrative of what happened to suit his view of the royal family are responsible for her death and Dodi's. The threats he made to Trevor and his family to get them to either keep silent or back MAF up. To a man who was just doing his job, who, along with his fellow bodyguard, tried to argue that Henri Paul shouldn't have been driving but did so on Dodi's explicit orders. All set against the background of Trevor's severe injuries and him trying to recover. Even if you don't make KZbin series out of it, it is worth a read. It opened my eyes to many things. It wasn't just a case of evil paparazzi killing Diana as Harry believes there was a lot going on that night in Paris. The book is not in print but there are secondhand copies, I got mine on Amazon UK.

[@jayeclements6452]

I found your opening comments about staff response to Meghan's emails and her subsequent response to the staff very interesting. I'm a Brit, living and working in the U.K. but with a close working relationship with many institutions in the U.S. so I think I can comment from both points of view. I will also point out that I have not personally read 'Spare' or 'Revenge' and all my information on it has been from your reviews, Cheere Denise. Onto emailing 'etiquette' in the U.K. I think the fundamental issue here is that, for Meghan, this is her life and for her staff, this is their job, and she failed to appreciate the difference. I gather she became upset / annoyed when emails she sent early, before accepted office hours, were not acknowledged or acted on. That's her lack of appreciation of the U.K. attitude to 'office hours', I am sure, and something she would have been given guidance on, had she chosen to listen. A modicum of common sense would have told her that it's not easy for staff who are getting up, getting ready, travelling into the offices from early morning until 8.30 or so instead of having her luxury of falling out of bed and being at her 'desk' in her home in an instant. This is pre-pandemic, remember, when working from home was rare. There are also reports of her "bombarding" indirect staff (i.e. staff employed not directly by Harry's office but as general staff at KP or Buck House or under Prince Charles' umbrella as it was then) with emails and voicemails when they were on leave or sick leave and, I have heard reports, in one case to a lady on maternity leave. That is not acceptable in ANY workplace, one would have thought. But Meghan carried on, even when it was pointed out to her that X would not respond because they were on leave of whatever nature. We know, from many sources, that Meghan rejected all offers of assistance including from Sophie (now Duchess of Edinburgh) who was specially chosen by the Queen to support and guide Meghan because of Sophie's particularly gentle nature and the fact that she was an untitled outsider who made a few errors before becoming an accepted and highly successful member of 'The Firm'. It has been reported that Meghan was very rude to Sophie and was uninterested in her advice. Meghan has chosen her own path. It could have been SO different. She could have been a very successful member of the Firm and her children could have grown up surrounded by their cousins and the wider family instead of isolated in that toxic compound surrounded by people with serious mental health issues. Those poor children! They didn't ask for this and they are the ones who will suffer.

[@weallmakechoices7456]

What children? Do they exist?

[@samr4607]

I think Harry chose her because she fed his paranoia, resentments, jealousies etc. She validated all of those negative feelings he's had over the years, and gave him the permission he wanted to express them. True, the Royals are not supposed to be out to promote themselves, but it's not quite correct to say they are not influencers. No, not like the Kardashians or Jeffrey Star, but amongst the elite, rich and powerful they hold considerable sway. (The very respected late Queen most so.) It is part of what is commonly referred to as the 'soft power' they wield.

[@j-pflaherty8357]

In my opinion, MM did the royal family and England a massive favour by leaving. They have too much to do than deal with her and her antics.

[@shelleyscloud3651]

I suspect the emails need to be understood in context - hitting your desk to find an avalanche of emails (probably demanding, passive aggressive, unreasonable) then to have it go on day after day, through each day and with unreasonable deadlines? Then it adds up. Also on roles like that (I’ve been a private secretary to govt ministers) there’s an expectation that you respond immediately.

[@JessieCori]

You're hilarious!😂 the only way to get through the meghadebacle!

[@millmill67]

It sounds like she did pressure staff to answer emails right away though.

[@ADowney-jh4fk]

Got an Elizabeth Arden commercial during this video. Lol that’s hilarious and I doubt a coincidence!

[@jenniferlane6720]

I think that Royal Palace staff “serve” thus the environment is very different than an American workplace. IMO Meghan created a toxic environment with her barking orders & insulting the people “serving the RoyalFamily” they were in shock!

[@ladymary22]

You are such a fabulous mimic You have her yogs, valley girl persona nailed down

[@nicgolightly]

“Everything she says sounds like AI…” YES!!! Omg I have so loved your musings and comments of this insightful book

[@suzannesiebert6354]

Actually really intriguing to hear this 2nd time round, especially now!

[@ericademakis7357]

Honey you are so good at what you do you have to stop apologizing to all these people that watch your show because if they don't like it too bad just keep doing you and don't make excuses for anyting and I agree with you with the emails I would have changed my way once I found out but i get up Wicked early too

[@loopyloo788]

Absolutely agree. It’s great that Cheere Denise gives her opinion. No apologies necessary. My only complaint is that she looks so good that early in the morning! ❤️ I’m very jealous.

[@jomarsh6449]

Absolutely… Envy is a deadly sin …😊

[@cheeredenise]

Well, the mic thing was bugging me…I don’t ever intend to be big budget over here but I was kind of embarrassed about the audio quality!!

[@ericademakis7357]

@@cheeredenise it's all good thank you I just wanted to remind you that u are appreciated

[@xiaomoogle]

Meghan sounds so much like my ex-boss who is defo a narc. She would send emails outside of work hours and set up a team WhatsApp so she could abuse us on the weekend when we were ignoring our emails. Horrendous.

[@margaretforbes4387]

Loved the comment "your sould must be dead at this point, because we have not seen you do any work." Very well said, and very true.

[@joang2328]

My new favorite show! You’re smart, funny and engaging!!

[@rosemimi973]

Some people put a disclaimer in an email saying that they send emails at odd hours but don’t expect an immediate answer. I have sent emails late in the evening or early in the morning. I want to get the stuff off my desk and people answer when they answer. It does not bother me and it shouldn’t bother anyone else