What would life be without the opportunity to make stupid decisions? (Neil Sean's gossips)
I would never make fun of the fact that Harry and Claw make bad decisions, because I have the same problem myself. But their case is truly worthy of study in psychiatry schools; after all, you might make one bad decision, or two or three... but making bad decisions every single week for over six years? That’s a lot of weeks, isn't it? 😁
MARKLE WILL SAY SORRY BUT FIRST THIS LATEST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiQRLqgoblw
Sean has spent many years in the scene where Claw moves. Many years. So he knows that Claw would eat one of her chocolates before actually apologizing.
Sean knows the Harkles aren't going to apologize, and he has consistently said so for a long time. The Harkles will do what they always do: if you feel offended, it's your fault.
That didn't happen.
And if it did, it wasn't that bad.
And if it was, that's not a big deal.
And if it is, that's not my fault.
And if it was, I didn't mean it.
And if I did, you deserved it.
Claw—and Harry, too—fall into that category. They are always the victims; they are always the ones who have been wronged. They always have to be the ones receiving support because everyone is attacking them.
That makes what Ari Emanuel said—that he’s happy Claw is no longer his problem—even funnier. Because let’s be clear about one thing: Emanuel is a narcissist, and he works with narcissists all day long (because that’s what an agency like WME is: a club for narcissists).
If someone like him can't stand Claw anymore, whose fault is it?
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Well, obviously... Ari Emanuel's!
Claw is deeply hurt by what Emanuel said.
Sean says it must be really difficult working for the Harkles. Claw is rude to the staff in ways that are truly draining, and Harry is exhausting because he believes—just like Claw—that the world MUST revolve around them.
You might scoff at this, but it is a fact that King Charles III hasn't given up hope that Harry will mature. Yet, after those 47 minutes at Highgrove, the only impression left on him was that he won't be alive for the hundred years it will take Harry to grow up. Because, looking at what happened with that masterclass, Harry definitely hasn't learned a thing.
The most annoying thing about all this is the fact that Harry thinks he is the only one who lost a loved one as a child.
I was five years old when my first grandmother died; I remember everything about that day—everything. My Aunt Leontina, who is nearly 100 years old, lost a daughter in an accident 60 years ago, and she has carried that grief with her every single day since. People here—yesterday and on other occasions—have spoken about the pain of losing a parent during childhood. Sean himself often thinks of his parents. Do any of us want to hear advice from a guy who spent 20 years with his brain cells fried from everything he smoked, consumed, and drank?
And when we consider Harry’s atrocious behavior on the very day—and at almost the exact time—the Queen passed away—the way he shouted at his father and saw fit to make demands—does Harry really have the audacity to believe he can teach anyone how to cope with something?
That attitude of Harry’s really bothers Sean. Because everything is always about Harry. He was the one who suffered through Diana’s death—not his aunts Sarah and Jane, not his brother William. Only him.
The thing is, if you compare the current video with the previous ones, Harry is giving exactly the same speech. And Sean doesn't get that: didn't he see that this was precisely the moment to turn the narrative around?
Harry and Claw also believe they have been wronged. And they have no intention of changing that narrative.
Sean has made two things clear in many videos: 1) the Harkles want the BRF to apologize to them, and 2) Sean is skeptical of much of what appears in the newspapers—having worked for several himself, he can smell when a published story doesn't quite add up.
The other day, Sean was making fun of the *Express*—which is in crisis—for resorting to publishing a story about how Claw might want to apologize. Since no one is willing to name names regarding that, it’s just "gossip."
That said, the Harkles constantly need to shift the focus with nonsense like those articles. Because Sean—who knows full well who took the pub photos—said the very day they came out that the deal only covered their arrival at the pub... not them leaving together. That image was supposed to dispel the notion that their marriage is in crisis, but the fact is that Harry looked uncomfortable and like he was being forced to do it.
Well, now *People* magazine has published an article about it. And Sean says this one is actually credible, because *People* has a direct line to the Harkles, so it’s obvious that the source was the Harkles themselves.
Basically, that article says it’s nonsense for the Harkles to be planning an apology.
And according to an excellent source of Sean’s, the thing is—no, no, no—there will never be an apology from the Harkles until someone from the BRF publicly comes to Claw’s defense, admitting how hard things were for her during her time in the UK and confirming that everything she said in the Oprah interview was true.
Harry, on the other hand, has no plans to apologize either. He wants to show the world that he has changed—that both he and Claw have changed—through sheer hard work, doing good, and moving forward.
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That said, Sean isn't claiming the *Express* article was made up; it came from somewhere. The fact that *People* magazine dismissed it doesn't change the fact that the *Express* didn't just invent the story.
Sean says he leans toward *People*'s version of events, because it’s a fact that the Harkles will never apologize until *they*—the victims—receive an apology. Sean must be bored with this, seeing as he’s been... um, repeating the same thing for nearly three years now. Long live the evolution of the Harkles!
HARRY'S MELTDOWN INSISTING ON THIS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93g1NP81KGI
Sean has been consistent in this regard as well.
Harry is not mentally well. That doesn't mean he doesn't try to manipulate people and the like, but he isn't mentally well. He crumbles under the slightest pressure. And that happens because he has a low tolerance for frustration, which is a problem.
And Harry's obsession with talking yet again about how much he has suffered is unhealthy.
Right now, Harry is very frustrated because nothing has gone the way he wanted. Everything has gone wrong.
Things started off on the wrong foot the moment Harry returned to the UK. After all, the press was obviously tipped off—Harry had security—and now that they are living rent-free in a heavily guarded mansion, they have once again resorted to using paparazzi to take "spontaneous" photos; naturally, the paparazzi now want credit because they want to sell the pictures.
But none of that is benefiting Harry. Not even the fact that his uncle Spencer is exploiting his mother, Diana. The funny thing is that Spencer is reaping more benefits from it than Harry himself.
Even when Spencer has lied, and even fired shots at Anne. Now, it’s not unusual for Princess Anne to make a biting remark, but for Spencer to hold a grudge over it is... it’s just so damn stupid!
In one passage of his book, Spencer described the days leading up to Charles and Diana's wedding in 1981, including a formal meal held at Buckingham Palace in the days prior. Spencer recalled how, to his "alarm", he was sat next to the Princess Royal and asked her how her daughter Zara Tindall's christening went. He alleged that Anne gave a "withering" response that made him feel "small", writing: "I expected her to run away with the happy topic of her baby Zara's baptism. "But instead, she stopped, looked at me witheringly, and asked, 'Tell me, how's a christening supposed to go?'"
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Take Mike Tindall, for example. In 2011, by which time he was already Anne's son-in-law, he captained the England rugby team in a match against Scotland—a nation whose rugby union has had Anne as its patron since 1986. Mike greeted the Rugby Union officials before receiving the trophy from his mother-in-law. Tindall believes that Princess Anne was clearly unimpressed with his behavior and urged him to speed up his victory lap. He added: "She was like, 'Move on, Michael.' I was like, 'Debrief over lunch tomorrow?' and she said, 'Move on, Michael.'"
Sean says Spencer is in desperation mode, looking for a reaction. From Anne?
Sean says it’s a terrible idea to go up against her. And I believe him, because she’s the type who shoots straight for the brain—she doesn’t leave anyone wounded.
Harry is reportedly preparing to become a professional speaker.
The thing is, Harry is trying to raise the cash to pay what he owes the *Daily Mail*. Sean says it’s not a matter of him staying quiet; rather, the exact amount they have to pay will be revealed on October 22. From what Sean says, it looks like the figure will exceed 25 million, so they are currently looking into the payment structure and the timing of the settlement. Sean says he has this information from a very reliable source.
That said, as always, Harry has of course made headlines... for the wrong reason.
Exactly—his head. Not what’s inside—we know it’s empty in there—but the fact that it looks like he has hair. That wasn't visible when Claw was opening that basket of products and Harry was standing there barefoot, wearing an old T-shirt and shorts.
Sean has been told that Harry is very sensitive about that situation—specifically, how his hair looks in photos. That is why it is quite curious that Harry appears with more hair in the MasterClass promotional photo.
Sean says people have paid more attention to that than to what Harry said. It's because that's more fun 😁😁😁
MARKLE MYSTERY IN LONDON REVEALED
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urnSETh7mRk
Claw never gives up. Claw strives to be constantly in the news—even for the wrong reasons.
And Sean is right: Claw might want to tell the difficult story of how she built As Ever from scratch—which is why you have to buy her wickless candles—but then she’s dining at a five-star hotel wearing £28,000 worth of clothes.
Sean says Claw dresses that way to get attention. Claw doesn't care whether it's good or bad, as long as people are talking about her.
Was that thing from Ralph Lauren????
Sean says that Claw is not managing to sell its products.
That’s not the case with the Claridge. Sean says the afternoon tea is excellent—expensive, but excellent. Plus, they give you a gift bag, which Sean took with him since he hadn't paid for the tea himself 🤣🤣.
The honey at that hotel comes from various places across the UK, and the current manager is marketing-savvy.
Now for the inside scoop: the day after Claw visited the hotel, a full package of "As Ever" jams and products arrived. Sean is very clear about it: jams, candles, and bookmarks—that’s what arrived at the Claridge in Mayfair. He is very specific about this. "Someone" had sent it. Could it have been a gesture of thanks for the treatment received the day before? Sean doesn't rule that out, but the fact is that Claw wants to negotiate with Claridge's to get them to carry "As Ever" products.
For those who missed the scoop: look for yesterday's post. Sean said Claw wanted to get his jam onto the breakfast tables at those places.
Mind you, Sean clearly says that isn't going to happen. His point is that Claw genuinely believes she is so incredibly special that the Claridge is dying to have "As Ever" jam in its catalog.
KING'S LETTER MEANT NOTHING- CALL ME DUCHESS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K50EO-SotW4
People ask, "Why isn't KC3 saying anything?"
KC3 has just stated clearly: the Harkles are private citizens.
Why don't people get the message?
Then again, Claw doesn't get the message either. For starters: she looked awful in front of the Claridge.
Sean thinks that outfit would have looked good on Kate. I think that outfit wouldn't suit anything that's alive. Not even zombies.
Neither Harry nor Claw has a clear role in their lives. But it’s all their own fault.
Well, the thing is, Kelly McKee Zajfen came to the UK to help Claw get in touch with certain people. That was her role.
But as Sean already mentioned, the Harkles are looking for someone to support them. This brings to mind the Sussex Survivors' Club in the UK.
And the club keeps gathering more and more members.
The thing is, no matter how much the Harkles pay to have a British assistant, their bad reputation is too widely known.
Especially because that person would have to present marketing ideas to position the "Duchess."
Yes, Claw is using the title. Sean says the Claridge's staff was instructed to call her Duchess. Several people curtsied to her.
So, the person who works for her must know how to deal with someone of that caliber.
Sean makes it clear that this piece of gossip is well and truly confirmed, as it is a widely discussed topic—specifically within marketing and image agency circles. Sean has already said that the issue goes back to before the Harkles returned to the UK. In other words, nobody wants to work for Claw.
