Duchess of Sussex opens up about online bullying, sparking renewed debate
Meghan Markle’s recent candid discussion about online bullying at a digital wellness event in Santa Barbara, California, has reignited controversy, as some critics accuse her of using ‘gaslighting tactics.’
During a discussion on her YouTube channel, royal expert Kinsey Schofield criticised Meghan’s remarks, noting, "Many will see Meghan's comments about being the most bullied person in the world while facing her own bullying investigation as a form of gaslighting."
Schofield suggested that Meghan’s continued focus on bullying inadvertently brings more attention to the unresolved allegations against her, which first surfaced in 2018, involving claims of mistreating palace staff. Both Meghan and Harry have strongly denied the accusations.
At a recent visit to Girls Inc., Meghan engaged with teens about scenarios related to bullying and shared her own experiences, though sources clarified that she never directly claimed to be "the most bullied person in the world."
Meghan Markle's Australia tour expected to bring praise, but tensions arose within Royal Family
Sussexes' successful tour marked a turning point in relations with the monarchy
The 2018 Australia tour, where Meghan Markle and Harry represented the Royal Family, seemed like a triumph, especially with the announcement of Meghan’s first pregnancy. However, insiders reveal that this highly publicised tour also sparked tensions behind the scenes, laying the groundwork for the growing divide between the Sussexes and the rest of the Royal Family.
The tour, which included stops in Fiji, Tonga, and New Zealand, mirrored the travels of Harry’s parents but reportedly marked the beginning of internal challenges for the couple in their royal roles.
