Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Relationship With The Media Is Much Worse - Showbiz Cheat Sheet

Being in the spotlight certainly can’t be easy — there is no doubt about that. When you are a celebrity or a public figure, it is difficult to do the ordinary, everyday things that most of us simply take for granted. Doing something as basic as stepping out for a cup of coffee can set the stage for a flurry of photographers, and many high-profile people have their privacy invaded each and every day.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been a media sensation for years now, and it is somewhat safe to say that things are actually getting a little out of hand. In the early stages of their relationship, Prince Harry actually released a statement out of concern for Markle’s safety, given that she was suddenly being hassled by the media.

As members of the royal family, fans around the world, as well as media outlets, take a great interest in everything the Duke and Duchess of Sussex do on a daily basis. Why is Prince Harry and Markle’s relationship with the media much worse than most people realize?

Prince Harry knows all too well the negative effects of the media

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Prince Harry was only twelve years old when his beloved mother, Princess Diana, was tragically killed in a car accident in Paris. The car Princess Diana was traveling in was going at an exceptionally high speed in order to escape the watchful eyes of photographers when they crashed into a concrete pillar in the Pont de l’Alma tunnel, according to Reader’s Digest.

This changed Prince Harry‘s life drastically and is something that will always be with him. Many blame the media — specifically, the paparazzi — for the late princess’s death. And it would not be surprising if Prince Harry harbored strong feelings about the industry and its people.

Meghan Markle’s personal letter was published

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While at Victoria Yards in Johannesburg this afternoon, The Duchess of Sussex had the opportunity to learn more about the importance of, and how to enable a ‘wellbeing economy’ thanks to Co-Director of the Maker’s Valley Partnership, Simon Sizwe. Simon was awarded a full scholarship to attend the Young African Leaders Initiative programme initiated by President Obama, and he explained that by investing in the overall well-being of a community and its people, and focusing on that economy, you can enrich everyone for a better quality of life. She also met with the owners of Sobae Frozen, an entrepreneurial duo who created their small business as a solution to food waste, creating vegan sorbet from unused fruit from Victoria Yards. At the end of her visit, The Duchess was moved by the original poetry of Belita Andre, the winner of the Poetry Grandslam. In her reading she said: “The Maker’s Valley is a social and enterprise hub, a wave between my corner of the world and yours. Insisting that beyond the anchors of survival. How to make sure that everyone gets to shore, pass around an ocean of stars, not because our sleepless nights are equal but because our dreams are.” • #RoyalVisitSouthAfrica

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Prince Harry isn’t the only one who feels the effects of the news media. Not too long ago, Duchess Meghan wrote a very personal letter to her estranged father: Thomas Markle.

According to CBS News, the Duchess of Sussex is involved in a lawsuit against a British tabloid for leaking the contents of the letter, in which she wrote about her feelings regarding her family situation. The media has also been reporting on her personal life and her reputation a lot — and it’s far from a positive spin.

Prince Harry filed lawsuits against two tabloids

As if the incident involving Markle’s leaked letter weren’t enough for the royal couple to be dealing with, Page Six reports that Prince Harry has filed lawsuits against two British tabloids himself.

Apparently, his phone was hacked and private voicemails were stolen. Although Buckingham Palace has not released specific details of the incident, we know that the voicemails mentioned were several years old, from before Prince Harry and Markle ever even met. This is a huge violation of his privacy, and sadly, there is more to the story.

According to The Guardian, earlier this year, Markle and Prince Harry felt that their security was at risk due to helicopters flying over their rented home in order to obtain photographs. The prince said in a statement that pictures of the living and dining areas were obtained, as well as direct photographs of the bedroom. How awful for the duke and duchess to have to deal with that.

Why is Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s relationship with the media much worse than people realize?

Most royal fans don’t realize how frightening it can be behind the scenes. We all see the tabloid articles regarding Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry, but it is easy to forget that there is often more going on. The royal couple deals with their fair share of negativity, yet, they are constantly hassled on a regular basis, something that they are desperately trying to get away from. Their relationship with the media is much worse than people think, and we can only hope that it gets better as time goes on.

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