Megan Markle’s Attempt to Change Her Image: A Desperate PR Angle

In a recent appearance, Megan Markle made headlines once again with her confusing statement about fake kids and the Invictus Games.

The Duchess of Sussex, who was reportedly banned from Germany, wasted no time in grabbing the limelight as she arrived at the event.

It didn't take long for her to find a microphone and apologize for missing the beginning of the games, citing her need to do the school run and buy milkshakes before leaving for Germany.

While Megan tried to portray herself as a caring mother, many questioned the authenticity of her claims.

After all, her children are still very young, with Archie likely attending school for only half a day in the morning, and LilyBed possibly going to daycare.

Moreover, Megan's past behavior towards her own father raised doubts about her ability to be a loving and caring mother.

With at least one full-time nanny on board, it seemed unprofessional for her to make excuses for being late.

Furthermore, Megan's decision to prioritize the school run over staying for the entire event raised eyebrows.

If attending the event was so important, why didn't she stay?

This move seemed like yet another example of Megan stealing ideas from others, as Catherine had previously missed an event due to doing the school run for her children's first day at a new school.

While Catherine's excuse was believable, Megan's attempt to replicate it fell short.

Another aspect of Megan's statement that raised questions was the timing.

Schools in California typically start their academic year in mid-August, meaning that if Archie was indeed in school, he would have already been attending for a month.

This led many to believe that Megan's speech was merely a grand entrance meant to draw attention to herself.

Moreover, Megan's claim that she would love to take her children to the Invictus Games one day seemed contradictory to her usual behavior.

The public rarely sees the rental kids in public, and Megan has shown a tendency to avoid situations where her children could compete for attention with her.

This, coupled with the fact that she has never been seen with her kids, raised doubts about her commitment to being a hands-on mother.