Harry, you flew to freedom. You left—don't you see that this return is a loud, public announcement that you failed? (Neil Sean's gossip)
BACK , BROKE & BUSTED - MARKLE RETURN LATEST NEWS
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Dan Wootton is right: what will happen to the chickens and the bees? How will that all play out?
Also, in today's live video, everyone there was making fun of the fact that famous Americans are returning to the UK and Harry is heading there too.
The fact is, Harry got fed up with the U.S. He got fed up with that world; he got fed up with being bored and doing nothing.
That said, a "very close friend" has offered them a place to stay while they adjust to their new surroundings.
And according to Sean, the decision wasn't made in July, but rather now, in August. It stems from a combination of factors: for starters, Harry can no longer afford the cost of the security he—in a rather unhinged way—believes he needs in the US. So, he thinks that if he moves to the UK, he’ll get that security paid for by taxpayers; he seems to believe the whole issue boils down to the fact that he wasn't living in the UK, so why would he have needed security?
Another point is his loss in the case against the *Daily Mail*. Having to pay up will sting, but what’s really distressing him is his terrible reputation in the UK. He believes he can turn that around if he’s actually there.
Another aspect was the fact that Harry wanted Archie to have a British education—which is funny, given that Harry isn't exactly the best advertisement for the British education system. But it always comes back to the point that Harry believes his children must have a guaranteed position as royals. It was always a source of ridicule that he expected this while living in the US. Well, Harry believes that by being in the UK, his children will be able to secure their status as royals. So, Archie will attend a private school. Sean says Archie won't be a boarder because Harry doesn't want that, but he will attend a private school. Which is funny, because I suspect Harry expects the King to pay for it. I don't think that's going to happen.
Why is Claw okay with this? No, she isn't. The way Sean puts it, it sounds like there were major arguments in Montecito because Claw didn't want this, and Harry couldn't bring himself to do it. According to what Sean has been told, Claw has not taken this well at all; in fact, there were fights. But what choice does she have? She’s a nobody in Hollywood; no one invites her to anything. She depends on Harry. And Harry depends on regaining a royal connection.
For now, Claw has at least one connection to Charles Spencer's current wife. But we already know that Claw's friendships last exactly 3, 2, 1... and just like that, the friendship is over. 🤭🤭
It's only a matter of time before Claw makes things worse.😜😜
And it seems the decision really was made in the last few days, and the King found out on Sunday.
The funny thing is that the Harkles sold this story as an exclusive... to People, The Telegraph, The Mirror, The Sun... Dan Wootton and his guests were making fun of that. Because that isn't an exclusive. That’s just the Montecito team peddling a story, as always.
At the heart of the matter, of course, is the King's illness. Harry doesn't want a repeat of what happened with the Queen; he needs to secure something while his father is still alive. That is the source of his desperation.
Now, according to Sean, the Harkles will keep the Montecito house... for the time being. They won't hold onto it in the long run. It seems Harry can no longer afford the mortgage payments on that house. That leaves the Portugal property—if it actually belongs to them—as the only thing they have. And let’s be clear: putting the Montecito house up for sale will be pure comedy, because Claw will want to sell it for $200 million, for example, simply because she lived there. In reality, they’ll be lucky to get five million for it. Other, far superior mansions have had to slash their prices drastically because the economy is in bad shape.
It seems Harry decided to return to the UK because he believes that by living here, he can reconnect—not with William; William made it clear long ago that Harry could be standing two meters away and simply not exist to him. Harry needs to reconnect with his old friends—the successful ones—and get a project off the ground that can lift the "Harkles" out of the ruin they are in. Harry doesn't see Sentebale as a problem at all. He also didn't think he would lose the case against ANL, and he took it for granted that he would have security.
Harry has realized he needs the royal connections he once had, so he intends to re-establish them by living in the UK.
Inside the Palace, the announcement landed like a bombshell—and an unpleasant one at that. Consequently, the Palace is on a war footing to ensure the "Harkles" receive no invitations to any royal residences. Staff and officials haven't forgotten how the Harkles treat personnel. Since the Harkles don't want spies around, they’ll likely take advantage of a "friend" (yet again) and stay there until they find something more permanent... if the plan actually works. In short, Sean says the timeline for this runs from now through December.
The fact is that this announcement is being painted as a "grand homecoming"—with claims that Harry missed his life in the UK, and so on—but the reality is that this flashy, drone-filled spectacle signals that the Californian dream was a resounding failure. This marks the dismantling of that dream and confirms it was a colossal flop.
In other words, Sean says no—Claw has never wanted to return to the UK. It is simply something she will have to do because she has no other choice. And now, it is Harry who is peddling a fantasy. Harry believes that returning to the UK will mean the end of his problems. He will return to the family fold, and other people will finally take charge of solving his issues... that is what Harry believes. The Montecito team told Sean they believe this will only be the start of more serious problems.
And as you know, this is a developing story; when Sean finds out more, I’ll post it here and we’ll all know more.
I know many people have been weighing in on everything and are furious with Charles because he fueled this by meeting with Harry. But guys, look at the point: they flew off to freedom, happy to no longer have to put up with the British!!!! And now they’re supposedly returning to "their home"? I wouldn't want to be Harry right now; his wife must hate him more than he can imagine, because this is a monumental humiliation.
I think that if any Brit finds out where the Harkles are, they might show up with a sign reminding them of the look on their faces when they "flew to freedom." It won't be anything like the look on their faces when they travel back.😈😈😈
SUSSEXES PLAN AN AUTUMN OF DISCONTENT FOR WILLS & CATHERINE
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Autumn isn't shaping up well for William.
To start with, there is his uncle Charles Spencer's book about Diana. Sean’s sources at Penguin revealed that they had been asking Charles for years to speak about Diana; he finally decided the time was right, and a massive marketing campaign is planned for the book.
Penguin believes they stand to make a lot of money from that book. And all parties made sure everything was fully tied down—promotional events, book signings, and so on. Everything Harry refused to do, which is why he lost the contract for the remaining three books.
Furthermore, Charles Spencer seems to have an advantage over Harry: what he recounts in that book is backed by evidence. That was something Penguin apparently wanted to ensure.
And Sean says that in his book, Charles Spencer touches upon the part of the story where he refused to take Diana in at Althorp when her life fell apart. And yes, there will also be the matter of the speech he gave at Diana's funeral—the one that upset the Queen so much because it was unfair.
But Sean already explained yesterday that the book's main focus was that disastrous interview with Bashir.
Sean has never absolved Diana of blame for doing that interview. In fact, in one of these videos, Sean states that Diana was not at all shy; once she grasped the power she wielded as a celebrity, she utilized it. However, during the 1990s, Diana had spiraled into a dangerous state of resentment toward Charles—much of which, as Lady C recounted in her book on Diana (revealing that Diana spoke to her before speaking to Morton), stemmed from the fact that Charles failed to live up to the expectations Diana had for the marriage. In other words, it wasn't about anything Charles had or hadn't actually done, but rather about what Diana believed he should have done.
It is important to keep this in mind regarding the Bashir affair, because by around 1995, things between Charles and Diana were improving. They had gone from loathing each other to maintaining a relatively cordial relationship. However, Diana was fixated on her own convictions—something the press was well aware of. Various journalists have recounted this: Diana wanted to do the interview, but many of them were reluctant because they did not view her favorably. Bashir exploited that.
That is why the whole story is so appalling. Diana couldn't verify the facts—after all, who could she turn to? Charles, who was cheating on her with the nanny? The Queen, who had ordered her to be spied on? Sean says the things Bashir told Diana were happening were truly shocking, and she didn't know who to trust because she believed what Bashir said. That is why, when Charles Spencer tried to put a stop to the matter after realizing something was amiss with Bashir's claims, Diana didn't believe him.
That manipulation is well-proven.
Mind you, this doesn't absolve Charles of the things he did, either. He should have put a stop to the whole situation much sooner, but he spent more time in his office than worrying about what was happening with Diana—even though he was being warned about the direction things were taking.
William is not at all happy, as he is fed up with his mother's image being exploited. In fact, a documentary featuring previously unheard recordings of Diana is also due out in the coming months. William is—as many here and elsewhere have noted—the only one who has truly respected Diana's memory and the only one who has sought neither to profit nor to benefit from it.
Now, Sean says that the idea of the documentary Harry wants to make hasn't been ruled out yet. But the problem Harry faces—and Sean has said this many times—is that he doesn't remember anything about Diana that is truly significant. It was William who was Diana's confidant; he knows things about her that have never come to light—things even Harry doesn't know. William was Diana's source of support, not Harry.
So now, Harry finds that his uncle is going to tell a more "official" version of certain events—a version that excludes him and from which he won't be able to benefit. In other words, he can no longer count on Charles Spencer for that documentary. But Netflix wants William. And William isn't going to lift a finger to help Harry.
Claw and Harry can't be too happy, because there's a war going on in the US to land an exclusive interview—yes, this time it's for real—with Charles Spencer. Sean says it looks like NBC has the best offer. Furthermore, Charles Spencer has long-standing ties to NBC.
William will be keeping a close eye on that.
Claw and Harry see this as an opportunity to spite William. And William must be annoyed, because he had already made arrangements for Harry's return in September... and then Harry dropped a bombshell.
Claw and Harry are now engaged in a war of attrition. They believe that the more they pester William, the sooner he will snap and end up looking like the story's ultimate villain. Harry and Claw haven't given up on wanting to use the Spencer surname, either. So the Harkles will continue to stir up conflict.
And one aspect of this campaign is that Claw and Harry are trying to deepen their relationship with Charles Spencer—and with Charles's current wife, to whom Claw was oh-so-charming and whom she gifted those expired *As Ever* products. Seriously, what kind of cheapness is that? Didn't it occur to Harry to give his uncle a truly fitting wedding gift?
The Harkles are waiting for Charles Spencer's book to come out so they can go back to leaking stories. They’ve already dropped a few, such as the claim that Camilla didn't welcome Claw with open arms. That isn't true; Camilla was courteous to two people who deserve a good slap. Both Camilla and Carole Middleton were extremely kind to Claw when she arrived in the UK; she was the rude one toward them. Now she expects them to be at her beck and call. So Claw and Harry think the time has come to play the "I've got this scoop" game again. That explains a lot about why they’ve returned to the UK; a scoop from Harry is more valuable when it comes from the UK than from Montecito.
Sean says—and let’s make no mistake about it—that it won’t be an easy autumn for William and Kate. But I believe that two people who have overcome far worse things than a couple of annoying imbeciles—and who, as everyone on Dan Wootton’s show noted, are clearly in love and extremely close—are in a much better position than the Harkles, who failed monumentally at everything and are now mired in major internal drama.
MARKLE..SECURITY ..SOMEONE BELIEVED HER..THIS IS THE TRUTH
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The problem with the Harkles' guerrilla campaign is... well, that they are the Harkles. They are two venomous snakes, but ones born without a brain cell to their names. Consequently, the harm they cause rebounds on them twofold.
Claw loves drama... and loves to lie.
Like this.
Claw is lying, as always, because he never explained how he did this—or, of course, who he stole the idea from.
Well, Claw is focused on annoying a lot of people. That’s why she doesn’t comb the little girl’s hair or take good photos of the boy—because she loves it when people comment on those things. Yes, she does that deliberately, because she is such a successful businesswoman that she can devote time to that.
One of the major issues the Harkles faced early this year was what happened in Australia.
They arrived in Oz convinced they were extremely popular.
No, they aren't.
And among the people who are no longer interested in the Harkles is Sofia Levin from *MasterChef Australia*, who is very annoyed with Claw.
Levin pointed out that Claw had been great and all that... but it turned out Claw did nothing to promote her appearance on MasterChef, let alone acknowledge the support she was receiving from her. Levin was also annoyed because the entire episode revolved around the call Harry made.
Levin says they knew nothing about that call—the one where Harry revealed his location, the one that theoretically put his safety at risk. You’re starting to see how the Harkles are digging their own graves.
It’s contract renewal season, and Levin wants to ensure she stays on the show; that’s why she brought the matter up—to generate publicity and highlight her own work on the program. But Claw didn't exactly leave a good impression in Australia. Or in California, or anywhere else, for that matter.
However the Harkles spin it, if they actually return to the UK, it means hitting rock bottom. And the Harkles have long been stuck in a very deep cave—one they haven't emerged from at all.
