Meghan Markle reacted furiously to the famous 'Vanity Fair' issue headlined “She’s Just Wild about Harry.” She complained that the article minimized her role as an actor, philanthropist, and activist.
ahead of its publication next week. It has already made waves by alleging that the queen said, “Thank goodness Meghan is not coming,” as she prepared for her husband’s funeral., “didn’t get the cover in her own name... but because of who she was likely to marry.”after the piece appeared, and she told him: “I thought this could have been an actual friendship. I don’t now think that can happen.”
Bower quotes Kashner as saying: “She complained because she wasn’t presented in the way she wanted… She demanded that the media do what she expects. I felt manipulated.” Bower says that Meghan was particularly angry that the piece neglected to mention an incident in which, as a girl, she wrote to the manufacturers of a dish soap, complaining that their advertising was sexist. Meghan also claimed to have written to Hilary Clinton about the issue and got a reply.
Bower concludes: “Unlike the other young women who married the Windsors it seemed Meghan would not remain silent. In London, Harry’s family and their advisers were subdued. This was not an issue, as some would later assert, about the Palace’s handling or mismanagement of Meghan. Nothing could be done. The besotted prince ignored the warnings that Meghan spelled trouble for the Palace.”
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