I don’t think millions of people are busy-body bullies!

Yes, Im sure there some people who don’t know much and believe every word they read in every place. But there are lots and lots more who have followed this for a long time, probably back to Diana days before Harry was even born, and have kept a keen interest in him and his brother because of the tragic nature of their story, not just with Diana’s death, but with the divorce of their parents and how they grew up very privileged, but in the fishbowl of the spotlight, etc.
I think it’s probably safe to say that most can discern what they see and read, and likely have numerous sources they get their information from. It seems like there are some who picture a bunch of toothless hags sitting around a sewing circle throwing daggers at pictures of Meghan!

I mean, give people a little credit for knowing their subject and often giving M&H the benefit of the doubt, especially prior to the past few months or so.
I started following Diana’s story when she was first dating Charles and that was in 1980, so for the past 40 years. We were contemporaries, and I was pretty devastated at her death. (It didn’t help that I was very heavily pregnant with twins the night she died.) I stayed up all night glued to the news, bawling my eyes out when word filtered out she had passed away, leaving her young sons without their amazing mother

, just as many other millions of people around the world did, too. So many of us were rooting for her boys to find success and happiness - certainly not waiting to tear them or their wives and children down. We held our breath for Harry when he was growing up but realized he was his own person and didn’t have the responsibilities that William had, and that he would hopefully find his way some day. I’m sure most still feel that way but also have the right to feel that some of the way he and his wife went about things left a lot to be desired in a lot of ways. That is all. I honestly hope he’s found or going to find what he’s been looking for and wish him well on his journey.
I don’t feel nearly as strongly about Meghan because, well, I haven’t “known” her as long, nor have I really liked many of her actions. It’s almost unbelievable how much havoc she’s wreaked since she came on scene, and I think it gives the people of the UK another reason to dislike us dreadful Americans.

They legendarily resented Wallis Simpson back in the 30s and beyond but Meghan almost makes her look like a saint given her track record. I don’t really see her as a good role model for young women to follow, but that’s just my take from what I know about her over the past couple of years or so, not just what’s been in the news for the past week. (And not to be fooled by her current staged visits to soup kitchens. One visit to her father would’ve meant more to me than a dozen visits to soup kitchens!) If people feel differently, then more power to them. Perhaps definitions and mores have changed, or I’m just old and out of touch. But something tells me not.