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Photo by Sean Bing on November 01, 2026. May be an image of poster, picture frame, shadow box and text.

Photo by Sean Bing on November 01, 2026. May be an image of poster, picture frame, shadow box and text.

Photo by Sean Bing on November 01, 2026. May be an image of poster and text.

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Posted On: November 2nd 2026, 12:51 am

Framed memories from these past few months ❤️🏈🎸

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The theory begins with Meghan watching Diana’s funeral at 16. A friend has said M became fascinated with Diana afterward. Perhaps the image of William and Harry walking behind their mother’s coffin became part of a story M built around the royals—and around her own imagined connection to them.

But M was 16 and H was 12. It’s hard to believe she was romantically fixated on H then. William was the older, more celebrated prince. Maybe she felt protective of H while imagining William as the one she truly wanted. That’s speculation, of course—but it would help explain why Catherine became the focus of her resentment.

Perhaps M didn’t envy Catherine’s looks so much as her place: the woman who became William’s wife and the future queen. M may have felt she already understood Diana and the royal family, so Catherine’s reserve felt like a personal rejection—like being treated as an outsider when M believed she belonged.

The resentment goes back to 2011. After Catherine’s wedding, M published a piece that contrasted the princess she imagined herself becoming with the kind of royal bride she saw Catherine as. M hadn’t even met Catherine, yet the comparison was already there: Catherine supposedly conventional and undeserving; M strong, modern, and more fit for the role.

That’s how a seed of rivalry could have grown into something much uglier. Perhaps M initially imagined she could charm Catherine, become her closest ally, and claim equal standing within the family. But Catherine wasn’t a role to be won, and the royal line of succession wasn’t hers to rearrange. When the friendship didn’t happen—and when Catherine’s position remained untouchable—the fantasy collapsed.

The real grievance was never that Catherine was prettier or more popular. It was that Catherine already had the place M believed should have been hers.

The envy wasn’t about the crown as an object; it was about being made to accept that she would never outrank the woman who wore it.

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