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There's a lot to discuss about the World of the Sussexes. We have the new chapters in Lacey's book, ANL getting approval to appeal the Letters Case, Diana's Statue Unveiling, and more. Let's discuss...

New open post to discuss Meghan's upcoming NPR interview for "The Bench."

 I've often asked myself why I first got interested in Sussex watching.  I think it was because it was so obvious to me that Meghan was a fraud and a fake, and I couldn't figure out why it wasn't obvious to everybody .  In particular, why did both the celebrity media and the legitimate press so loudly adore Meghan? Why did they applaud her shabby wedding with its ill-fitting gown and tumbledown cake? Why didn't they notice her changing bump sizes in their own photos? Over time, the celebrity media's reason for cooperation became understandable - they were being either pressured or paid by Sunshine Sachs, although it's still not clear to me who is funding Sunshine Sachs or why. And the legit press wanted to avoid being too harsh on the "first Black princess." Since the release of the "Lilibet Diana" name, however, things seem to be changing. Left-wing outlet loses patience " Meghan and Harry's baby name Lilibet, Queen Elizabeth's

 The Sussexes are simply beyond evil. Lillibet is the Queen's personal nickname; I highly doubt she would want it used for any child, let alone a Sussex child. Using it is a gross invasion of privacy.  Diana wouldn't have been best pleased with what Harry's done with himself, either. After tearing apart the Royals in public for two years, the Sussexes are trying to stay connected with them via these names, and appropriate their glamour and style.  How tacky. Also, shout out to Doria and Charles. You're the only parents the Sussexes talk to any more, but no one thought to name a child after you.

 Trooping the Colours is almost upon us – an event filled with sparkly military uniforms, horses, parading and precision movement.  It is a dress up even for the women as well (no jeans allowed). But it will be hard for the Queen.   Last year Prince Andrew did not attend.   Prince Philip stopped attending after 2017 when he retired from official duties.  This will be the first one where she cannot go home and talk about it with him afterwards.   And, it is the real first of many big events for her from here on out. The first year after a close to you death becomes a series of sad firsts: the first birthday without them, the first anniversary, Christmas and so on.   Who she gets to celebrate her birthday (official or actual) with is not what is used to be. But also “not there” will be you know who.   What do you think we will be hearing from Montecito which just happens to be announced at the same time?   New photos of Archie or maybe a live shot with his mother?   Or maybe not her