

If my name was William, and I had a younger brother named Harry, I would probably bully him! That just seems like the sort of thing someone named William would do, especially if their younger brother was named Harry, and both were extravagantly wealthy members of the monarchy, primed to subjugate others by the assertion that their family is more important than everyone else.
Unfortunately, Prince William does not bully anyone, especially Prince Harry—according to Prince William. In a joint statement released by both, they countered a Times of London story which insisted that Megxit was fueled by William’s insistence on “constantly” putting Meghan Markle “in her place.” Which place that is, and why it needed to be constant, are unclear. But in a surprise twist, in the shadow of their Sandringham family summit today, the Princes issued a joint statement condemning the Times story.
“Despite clear denials, a false story ran in a U.K. newspaper today speculating about the relationship between The Duke of Sussex and The Duke of Cambridge. For brothers who care so deeply about the issues surrounding mental health, the use of inflammatory language in this way is offensive and potentially harmful.”
Question: How much of the press surrounding Megxit—or the much more fun A-Markle-lypse—will be looped into the Sussexes’ lawsuit against the Mail on Sunday? The same Times of London story asserts that Meghan Markle herself pushed to end the couple’s relationship with the Royal Family, while Harry resisted. Claimed one source: “He loves the Queen. He loves this country. He loves all his military stuff. I think it will genuinely break his heart to leave.” Sounds boring! If he loves the pomp and circumstance of the military so much, just turn on the History Channel or something. [People]