One controversy chases another. Traveling to Santa Barbara, California, to discuss cyberbullying with the Girls Inc association, which fights to enable young girls to free themselves from social barriers, Prince Harry’s wife has opened up about her own experience with cyberbullying.
Larissa May, founder of #HalfTheStory and partner of the association told Vanity Fair, this moment of sharing. “We did an activity where we discussed several scenarios, and Meghan opened up about being one of the most bullied people in the world“We asked the girls to hold up these little emoji signs and talk about how each of these scenarios would have affected them emotionally,” she tells the magazine.
The cyberharassment experienced by Meghan Markle was the subject of a survey in 2021 carried out by an artificial intelligence platform who had identified “83 Twitter accounts are responsible for around 70% of the abuse directed against Harry and Meghan”revealed at the time the site Express UK.
Meghan Markle herself accused of harassment
Meghan Markle’s intervention did not fail to provoke a reaction in the British media. “It’s the most pathetic thing that has come out of his mouth,” said a commentator on the GB News news and opinion channel. Considered “egocentric” by some, others on social networks do not deprive themselves to recall that Prince William’s sister-in-law is herself accused of harassment.
In 2022, in the book Courtiersthe journalist at Times Valentine Low, revealed that the actress had “tyrannical” behavior with her team. In particular, she says that the duchess shouted at her employees and criticized their work to the point of making them cry. She even allegedly harassed a counselor on the phone, calling him every ten minutes on a Friday evening. Revelations supplemented by an investigative article from Hollywood Reporter.
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