pjmedia.com By Sarah Anderson
Something brilliant actually happened in the United Kingdom today, which is rare lately.
After a years-long battle, a UK court told Prince Harry that he did not qualify for taxpayer-funded security for himself and his wife, Meghan Markle, American Duchess of Nothing. According to the New York Post, “The appeal was widely considered Harry’s final shot at winning back the security detail. It is not yet known whether the Invictus Games founder will be allowed to apply for permission to appeal to the Supreme Court following the ruling.”
If comments sections on articles about the case and posts on X are any indication of how people in the UK feel about this, they’re quite relieved. Why should they be paying for these guys anyway? If you recall, Harry and Meghan left the UK in January 2020, in part because they wanted to become financially independent. They also implied they wanted more privacy, but they’ve spent every possible public moment bashing or complaining about almost every aspect of life in the UK. Their house was too small. The media was too mean. The British Royal Family didn’t let Meghan move in and take over.
And upon arriving in the United States, they signed a $100 million Netflix deal, among other lucrative contracts. I’m not sure how much money it takes to become financially independent, but believe me when I say I could live quite comfortably for the rest of my life on $100 million. I wouldn’t have to ask my daddy to pay for anything, and I certainly wouldn’t be asking the taxpayers in my home country to pay for anything with that kind of money. Talk about being out of touch…
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