Meghan Markle accused of 'staying in spotlight' amid royal family turmoil
Meghan Markle faces fresh blow after recent outing with Prince Harry.
Things may not be unfolding quite as Meghan Markle envisioned.
Although she and Prince Harry have often said they stepped back from royal duties to live a quieter, more private life in Los Angeles, many observers feel their actions tell another story.
While fame makes true privacy difficult, sharing polished glimpses of their daily life online appears, to critics, more like an effort to stay relevant than a retreat from the spotlight.
The couple’s recent appearance at Dodger Stadium for the World Series matchup between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Toronto Blue Jays drew mixed reactions.
Rather than shy away from the attention, Meghan shared a curated video montage on her Instagram Stories showing a “fun night out.” The clips captured her laughing, eating hot dogs, and enjoying the game, but the internet’s response was far from flattering.
Viewers accused Meghan of slipping back into “Hollywood mode,” appearing overly dramatic while Harry remained reserved beside her.
Critics described the video as performative—another attempt to keep their names in headlines. Though Meghan seemed to channel the warmth and relatability once associated with Princess Diana, some felt her effort appeared calculated instead of genuine.
Adding to the controversy is the timing of Meghan’s renewed public presence. As she embraces her California lifestyle, royal turmoil continues in Britain, with Prince Andrew reportedly facing renewed scrutiny over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein and the possibility of losing his royal titles.
The contrast between Meghan’s upbeat image and the monarchy’s deepening troubles has not gone unnoticed.
With Queen Elizabeth no longer guiding the family, the modern royal era seems defined by media scrutiny, public performance, and social media narratives—where every post, appearance, or absence fuels debate.
Once again, Meghan Markle finds herself at the center of the storm.
