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Tyler Kicks Meg Out of Montecito Rented House as Millions are Wasted on Shopping
Meghan Markle’s reputation continues to suffer as royal experts speculate that she is losing empathy from the public in the United States.
Camilla Tamini, a renowned royal commentator, believes that Meghan’s brand has been severely damaged and warns against following her victim narrative.
In today’s world, where people struggle to make ends meet, it is difficult for them to sympathize with a couple complaining from their luxurious Montecito mansion.
So, what options does Meghan have?
Ms. Tamini questions whether a lucrative deal with a luxury fashion house would be enough to salvage her image.
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Perhaps modeling or returning to television as an actress could be potential avenues for her, if she can find any takers.
Another possibility is that Meghan might consider running for president, following in the footsteps of other celebrities who have ventured into politics.
When the Duke and Duchess of Sussex moved out of Tyler Perry’s LA mansion after their decision to step back from their royal duties, Perry made a request.
As a housewarming gift, he presented them with a grand piano and asked them to write the soundtrack to their lives.
In gratitude for Perry’s support, Harry and Meghan honored him by inviting him to be the godfather of their daughter, Princess Lilibet Diana.
In a recent Netflix documentary featuring Harry and Meghan, Tyler Perry recalls the moment they asked him to take on the role.
Initially taken aback, Perry eventually accepted, although he had reservations about the traditional church ceremony.
However, he agreed to be part of the christening, which took place on March 3rd and was conducted by the Archbishop of Los Angeles, Reverend John Tyler.
The baptism of Princess Lilibet was attended by approximately 20 to 30 guests, including Meghan’s mother, Doria Ragland.
Perry even arranged for a gospel choir to enhance the occasion.
This ceremony stands in stark contrast to the private christening of Lilibet’s older brother, Prince Archie Harrison, which was attended by senior members of the royal family.
It is worth noting that this announcement marked the first time Lilibet was publicly referred to as a princess, adding to the significance of the event.
Despite the challenges Meghan and Harry have faced in recent years, they continue to navigate their new lives and make choices that shape their future.
Only time will tell what lies ahead for the couple and how they will rebuild their public image.
