The news related to an alleged interest of Harry e Meghan for alternative medicine which, according to them, is helping them to “solve” childhood traumas. The Duke of Sussex, then, was accused in the tabloids of having deceived Queen Elizabeth regarding the realization of the program “The me you can’t see”, but the story presents some obscure points that are worth underlining.
Open bets on the name of the Sussex daughter
The British like to bet on the names of the royal baby. It couldn’t be otherwise for Harry and Meghan’s daughter, (although, in fact, she is only baby and not royal). Topping the rankings of UK bettors is a name that is creating quite a stir. No, it’s not Diana, but Philippa. In honor of Prince Philip. Here, let’s hope that Harry and Meghan have the good taste not to choose this name. It would sound a tad untrue, after the couple’s interview with Oprah despite the Duke of Edinburgh’s precarious health. Not to mention the scandal that broke out after the statements, kept hidden as much as possible from a Philip now close to death. Harry and Meghan, if the light bulb with the name Philippa went on in your brain, please turn it off now.
Harry tries alternative medicine
All we needed was this. Harry, convinced by Meghan, would be trying alternative medicine techniques, including Reiki. Remember when, on The Armchair Expert podcast, Harry talked about “Genetic cycle of suffering” to break to find serenity? Here, all speeches to which he would have started Meghan Markle, who would explain to her husband the concept of “ancestral healing”, a way to heal from this alleged pain that is renewed from generation to generation. It’s not over here. Apparently the Duchess applies some of these theories about Archie and his dogs. Perhaps Harry will realize, one day, that the only way he has to get rid of his ghosts is very difficult, long, exhausting and goes far beyond the laying on of hands.
Did Harry fool the Queen?
Elizabeth II tricked by Harry? A Palazzo source revealed that, in 2018, the duke would have talked to his grandmother about his project “The me you can’t see”, presenting it as a series dedicated to war veterans. He would also have obtained the approval of the sovereign. Then, as we know, the program became the personal relief of the duke and not even the shadow of the veterans. Is this enough to say that there is a deception against His Majesty? The matter is convoluted. Who tells us that the project presented by Harry to the Queen Elizabeth is it related to the one made with Oprah? Did Harry already have in mind to turn the program into a weapon against the royal family? There is also a terrifying hypothesis, namely that it was the Duchess and Winfrey who suggested the distortion of the alleged original project. But where is the evidence?
Meghan’s birth
Check the news that Meghan is thinking of a “silent birth” to give birth to her second child. This alternative way of giving birth to a child provides, as we can already guess from the name, that there is no noise around the unborn child, so as not to “traumatize” him. The doctors speak little and in a low voice, the mother is not told when to push, on the contrary, the latter must try not to cry out and epidural anesthesia is not allowed. Who has “given birth” (it must be said) this odd idea? The controversial sect of Scientology which, it seems, Meghan is approaching. All indiscretions to try, for heaven’s sake. Indeed, a question arises spontaneously: what if all these rumors about the Duchess using alternative treatments were a way to discredit her?
A biography dedicated to Carlo’s manias
“Charles, King of England”, biography written by Michel Faure, reveals all the manias of Prince Charles. Paul Burrell, interviewed by the author, revealed that Carlo takes a hot bath every morning, immediately after waking up and has a habit of smearing “Two inches” of toothpaste on the toothbrush. And that’s just the beginning. The prince, the biographer then writes, has an attendant who helps him get dressed and all his clothes, including pajamas, must be perfectly ironed. Even the Prince of Galles she wants her shoelaces ironed too. Carlo doesn’t travel without his sheets, his orthopedic mattress, two watercolors depicting Scottish landscapes, his personal toilet seat and his favorite toilet paper (yes, you want to know, the brand is Kleenex Premium Comfort).
The testament of Prince Philip
In his last wishes the Duke of Edinburgh hasn’t forgotten anyone. Not even his collaborators. Her £ 30 million ($ 42 million) inheritance was shared among family members, including Harry, as most of her statements to Oprah Winfrey were kept secret from Prince Philip. The prince consort, however, also remembered his private secretary, Brigadier Archie Miller Bakewell, his page William Henderson and his personal valet Stephen Niedojadlo. A gesture that is not at all obvious for a royal. Filippo, despite his gaffes, was a gentleman and he was until the end.