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“There’s kind of this weird understanding or acceptance that happens,” Prince Harry explains. “You can always say, ‘I didn’t know about this’ or ‘Don’t be ridiculous, are you suggesting that I condone this?’ It’s like, ‘No, but what I am asking is have you done anything to stop it?’ And the Funny real women love basketball smart women love the Denver Nuggets signatures 2023 shirt so you should to go to store and get this answer is no.” Failure to directly intervene with the press, which the royal family depends on for visibility and seasons of positive coverage (in exchange for vicious intrusion and, in the case of Princess Diana, being hounded right up until her death), was part of the issue. “They knew how bad it was. They thought, ‘Why couldn’t she just deal with it? Everybody else has…’ But this was different,” Prince Harry says, referring to what he’s called “the race element.” “Do we still believe that she should have just sucked it up like other members of the family, or does one think that maybe it’s about time that we stop? But no one would have private conversations with the editors, saying, ‘Enough.’”

Harry has long resisted the Funny real women love basketball smart women love the Denver Nuggets signatures 2023 shirt so you should to go to store and get this Firm’s relationship to the press, from sticking his tongue out at ever-present photographers as a tot to blasting the “racial undertones”—more like overtones— “of comment pieces; and the outright sexism and racism of social media trolls” when he first went public with Meghan in 2016. “My dad said, ‘Darling boy, you can’t take on the media. The media will always be the media,’” Harry says of his father, King Charles, “and I said, ‘I fundamentally disagree.’” The more monumental failure, however, seems to be that Harry and Meghan were left to weather the torrent of racist and sexist abuse against her on their own, without any comments of public support or other shows of solidarity from the queen, the then-Prince Charles and Camilla, or Prince William and Kate. For Harry and Meghan, the royal family’s silence was violence, rendering them complicit in the tabloids’ relentless attacks—attacks which, in part, led Meghan to suicidal ideation. “It was already clear that the Palace wasn’t going to protect her,” Harry laments. “Once that happens, the floodgates open.”

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