I have been moderately interested in their story. I care to know enough about the interview that should Harry and Meghan come up in conversation, I will understand what people are talking about. But not enough to remember the name of the "Boy who wasn't a Prince".
As a person who works in the field of mental health I was more focused on Meghan's sharing of her mental health state and her suicidal ideation. If one person reaches out for help because of what Meghan disclosed in the interview with Oprah, then that's a good thing. Outside that, the "Firm" and Harry and Meghan are discussing family issues in the public eye. They certainly are dysfunctional, but not a family that puts the "Fun" in dysfunctional.
Hahahaha! The sum total of my knowledge of these two is what I read on the paparazzi magazine covers while I wait in line at the grocery. To quote from the wonderful Georgette Heyer, " You cannot imagine the depths of my indifference".
I have been moderately interested in their story. I care to know enough about the interview that should Harry and Meghan come up in conversation, I will understand what people are talking about. But not enough to remember the name of the "Boy who wasn't a Prince".
As a person who works in the field of mental health I was more focused on Meghan's sharing of her mental health state and her suicidal ideation. If one person reaches out for help because of what Meghan disclosed in the interview with Oprah, then that's a good thing. Outside that, the "Firm" and Harry and Meghan are discussing family issues in the public eye. They certainly are dysfunctional, but not a family that puts the "Fun" in dysfunctional.
Hahahaha! The sum total of my knowledge of these two is what I read on the paparazzi magazine covers while I wait in line at the grocery. To quote from the wonderful Georgette Heyer, " You cannot imagine the depths of my indifference".
This is the only take that matters about the whole issue. Thanks for the laughs, Jen.