Meghan Markle blames Kate for the “Netflix disaster” that happened to her: “How shameless can you be?”

Megan Markle is back at it again, making everything about herself while dragging our beloved Princess Catherine into her never-ending drama. Just when we thought she couldn’t sink any lower, she pulls another desperate stunt. After her Netflix cooking show With Love flopped harder than a souffle in an earthquake, she’s looking for another way to stay in the headlines.

Princess Catherine, our future queen, has shown grace, dignity, and unwavering commitment to the Royal Family for years. Meanwhile, Meghan is now publicly acknowledging that she’s always compared to Kate—and apparently, she’s determined not to “rise to it.” Rise to what exactly, Meghan? The very comparisons you constantly invite?

Let’s be real—Catherine has never engaged in this so-called competition. She has been quietly and effectively carrying out her royal duties while Meghan has been on a never-ending publicity tour, claiming she wants privacy while constantly seeking the spotlight. Make it make sense!

What’s even more fascinating about this latest development is the timing. Just as rumors swirl about Prince Harry potentially having a secret meeting with Princess Catherine and her family during their Caribbean holiday, Meghan suddenly feels the need to insert herself into the narrative. Coincidence? I think not. This is classic Meghan playbook material.

And let’s talk about With Love. More like With Desperation, Meghan! The show has reportedly been tanking in the ratings since its March 4th release. Critics have not been kind, and viewers are tuning out in droves. But instead of focusing on improving her content—or, I don’t know, developing actual culinary skills—she’s pivoting to royal drama to generate headlines. It’s transparent, and frankly, embarrassing.

According to Closer Magazine, Meghan claims she doesn’t care what Catherine thinks or how she’s perceived by the royals. But let’s be honest—when someone repeatedly announces they “don’t care” about something, it’s usually the opposite. Actions speak louder than words, and Meghan’s actions have been screaming her obsession with royal comparisons for years.

From the moment Meghan entered the royal scene, she created a narrative of competition with Catherine. Did Catherine ever engage in it? Not once. In fact, she went out of her way to welcome Meghan. She extended an olive branch multiple times, and how was she repaid? With that infamous Oprah interview, where Meghan twisted the narrative about who made who cry before the wedding.

Then came the constant leaks, the stories painting Catherine as cold and unwelcoming, and the tell-all documentaries designed to undermine the very institution Catherine has dedicated her life to serving. If Meghan truly didn’t care about being compared to Catherine, why does she constantly bring it up? Why does her team keep leaking “insider sources” to magazines? Because the comparison benefits her. Even negative press keeps her relevant in royal conversations. It’s a calculated move, my friends.

Here Catherine is, fulfilling her royal duties with unwavering commitment—raising three beautiful children, supporting her husband who will one day be king, and maintaining the poise we’ve come to expect from her. And yet, she has to deal with these constant jabs and manipulations from someone who chose to walk away from royal life.

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Catherine represents everything Meghan wanted to be but couldn’t. Catherine understands that being royal means service above self. It means duty before personal desires. It means working within an institution that, yes, has rules and protocols—but also offers an unparalleled platform to do good in the world. Catherine grasped this concept. Meghan never did.

Now, about this rumored secret meeting between Harry and the Wales family in the Caribbean—there’s no confirmation from Kensington Palace or the Sussexes that this actually happened. But just the possibility of it seems to have sent Meghan into a tailspin.

If Harry did meet with Catherine and the children without Meghan present, can you imagine how that must have threatened her control over the narrative? The idea that Harry might be rebuilding bridges with his family—bridges that Meghan helped burn—must be absolutely terrifying to her.

This is why we’re suddenly seeing sources pop up claiming Meghan “doesn’t care what Catherine thinks.” It’s damage control, plain and simple. She’s trying to get ahead of a narrative that suggests Harry might be homesick for his real family.

The fact that Meghan feels the need to comment on whether the royals are watching her cooking show tells us everything we need to know about her priorities. She’s not concerned with creating quality content—she’s obsessed with royal validation.

And let’s be honest, the royals have far more important things to do than watch Meghan cook on Netflix. Catherine is focusing on her health and family. William is preparing for his future role while taking on more royal duties. King Charles is leading the monarchy through challenging times. They’re not sitting around discussing Meghan’s avocado toast techniques, for goodness’ sake!

King Charles has been working tirelessly to modernize the monarchy. Queen Camilla has proven her critics wrong by becoming an exemplary royal consort. William and Catherine have been balancing tradition with accessibility. Through it all, Catherine has remained dignified. She hasn’t engaged in media battles or leaked catty comments to the press. She simply continues to do her job with excellence, earning global respect and admiration. That, my friends, is true royal behavior.

Meanwhile, Meghan seems desperate for any kind of comparison to Catherine—even unfavorable ones—because it keeps her in the royal conversation. It maintains the illusion that she’s still relevant to the institution she chose to walk away from. It’s a sad but transparent strategy.

At this point, Meghan has finally admitted what we’ve all known for years—she’s nowhere near Princess Catherine’s level. Catherine has spent over a decade proving her commitment to the Royal Family and public service. She has earned her place through hard work, dedication, and genuine care for the causes she champions. That kind of respect isn’t bought with Netflix deals or manufactured through PR strategies.

Meghan had every opportunity to carve out a respected role for herself, but instead, she chose victimhood and controversy. And as always, Catherine remains steadfast, dignified, and focused on the bigger picture.