“This time, I hope you will leave your Netflix crew behind and allow the Queen to take centre stage.” As expected, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were booed when they returned to royal events in the United Kingdom for the first time in two years. Legendary Sun photographer Arthur Edwards made an impassioned appeal to the Sussexes not to steal the limelight as the country marked the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. “I just hate the damage she and her drippy doormat husband are doing to the Royal family and monarchy, whilst hypocritically exploiting their royal titles for huge financial gain,” he said.Īmerican journalist Megyn Kelly, had an unsympathetic view of Harry and Meghan’s pleads for protection, suggesting that Harry should tuck into his mother’s 15-million-dollar inheritance to pay for his own security. Piers Morgan ended his resignation from Good Morning Britain when he was called out for discrediting Meghan’s account of suicidal thoughts and racism. On the other hand, Harry sought to mend his relationship with his older brother, but his biggest gripe was that he was concerned about their lack of security now that they were no longer working royals. The explosive Oprah interview revealed that Kate made Meghan cry before the wedding, Prince Charles has stopped speaking to Harry since he is no longer a senior royal, and that Meghan had suicidal thoughts because of the horrific lies and lack of support within the royal family. In a surprise announcement, made without the consent of the Queen, Harry and Meghan decided to step back from royal duties in search for a more independent life.

Shortly after, Meghan stated in a sappy tell-all documentary that she had been warned that the UK press would “destroy her life,” while Harry addressed the rumours of a brotherly feud head-on. Many opponents slammed the royals for preaching about conservation and discussion while choosing a mode of transportation that has been proved to be harmful to the environment. Harry and Meghan decided to fly to the Spanish island of Ibiza as well as the south of France, and they took numerous private planes to get there. Refusing to share the spotlight with anyone other than herself, and her prince who had been cast aside as an extra in her play, the Sussexes relocated to their newly renovated Frogmore Cottage, for which British taxpayers originally fronted the £2.4 million tab. It was only a matter of time before the demanding and difficult Meghan resurfaced. Her new role as a duchess, on the other hand, meant that, although she would be visible on stage, she would have to play a supporting role in a modern-day Shakespearean royal drama, behind a long, and more experienced line of protagonists such as the Cambridges, Prince of Wales, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, and, above all, the Queen. And if that was not enough, the wedding service itself defied convention and was praised for its inclusivity and diversity.Īlthough Meghan Markle was never a Hollywood celebrity, she was a working actress who became very successful in her role as Rachel Zane in the American legal drama series, Suits. Meghan Markle’s acceptance as a multiracial woman was interpreted as indication that the British monarchy was keeping up with the times. “And then,” according to British politician Nigel Farage, “Harry fell off a cliff.” With an estimated 1.9 billion people watching the event on television around the world, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle shared their first kiss as a married couple in front of the world. In subsequent episodes, Max is listening to the song virtually on a loop to prevent Vecna from taking control of her mind once again.Since Prince Harry’s engagement to Meghan Markle was announced in November 2017, royal enthusiasts were readying themselves for the big day, planning parties and stocking up on all Harry and Meghan memorabilia. In Episode 4, when Max's mind is caught in the Upside Down and she's about to fall victim to Vecna, her friends put her headphones on her and play the song to help her reconnect to her body in Hawkins, helping her escape the deadly threat. The song is first heard in Season 4, Episode 1 of the series, being used as music that Max (Sadie Sink) is listening to on her headphones.

The thought of all these young people hearing this song for the first time and discovering it, well, I think it's very special.' What's really wonderful is that this is a whole new audience who in a lot of cases haven't heard of me, and I love that. It's quite shocking really, isn't it? The whole world's gone mad.

I mean, it's such a great series, I thought that the track would get some attention, but I never imagined that it would be anything like this,' Bush shared with BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour, per Billboard. 'It's so exciting.

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