She Wants You to Move On - Don’t Do Her Any Favours (Resist the Urge!!!)
Isn’t it strange, and WEIRD, to see someone making such a fuss over an eight-year wedding anniversary? It’s not exactly a milestone. Unless, of course, every day in that household feels like a battle for survival and they’re genuinely impressed they’ve managed to endure eight years of… whatever that life is.
Or maybe the sudden fanfare has something to do with the fact that the world couldn’t stop talking about P&PoW’s 15th milestone anniversary, and someone wanted a little piece of that spotlight too? (Are we even surprised haha)
But let’s be honest: the reason for this dramatic anniversary celebration is simple. She desperately wants you to forget her long list of painfully embarrassing non-achievements this year (don’t even get me started on the previous years 😂). She’d much rather you focus on her curated love story, sudden wealth, and over the top public displays of affection than all the cringe-worthy, toe-curling disasters that have been piling up behind her.
So what exactly is she hoping you’ll forget and/or ignore? Allow me to present the Top 10 Failures of Mrs Mischief in 2026 (and we’re only halfway through).
- That bizarre, crinkled, tone-deaf “humanitarian” trip to Jordan (which she somehow managed to Markle an entire region with).
- The business-and-pleasure disaster trip to Australia, where she (and him) delivered yet another round of “me, me, me” speeches, complete with Harry as a last-minute replacement because Deepak Chopra was busy issuing statements about Epstein. And despite all the hype, they couldn’t even sell out their events. Total flop.
- The humiliating fact that barely anyone bothered to show up to see them in Australia or Switzerland.
- And of course, the never-ending carousel of Mr Mischief’s lawsuits, the ones he’s filing and the ones being fired straight back at him.
- The toe-curling, secondhand-embarrassment messages of him drinking under a table and cuddling on a couch with Daily Mail journalists.
- Sentebale suing him for defamation.
- Invictus finances finally being exposed and questioned, and people starting to realise where those million-dollar donations actually go.
- The Australian government pulling support from InGrifters.
Her lecturing the world about online safety for children while simultaneously merching her kids whenever it suits the brand. own kids whenever it suits the brand.
10. having dinner with a Finnish politician who has publicly referred to Middle Eastern people as “monkeys” and “desert monkeys,” called Somalis “weeds,” called Nigerians the N word, and said “we Nazis don’t really like Hebrew names.”
Quite a choice of dinner companion for someone who claims to have a degree in International Relations.
It is genuinely shocking that a woman in her late 40s, who loudly advertises her global awareness, happily wears labels boycotted by the very regions she claims to champion and then grins through selfies with controversial figures—despite being constitutionally irrelevant and fully capable of simply saying no.
Remember she isn’t SILENCED anymore!
But hey, she’d much rather you remember the grand St George’s Chapel spectacle… while also insisting on Oprah that they secretly got married three days earlier. Totally logical. Totally consistent. Not at all contradictory.
What’s truly alarming is the sheer amount of “private life” we’ve been shown, all conveniently trotted out whenever a negative headline needs burying.
Honestly! It is sad (though he really walked into this with eyes wide open) that Harry was far more private and protected when he was a working royal. Now every move he makes (including juggling some balls) inside his own home ends up broadcast to the world.
But sure, let’s have another lecture from her about “the dangers of social media”… delivered to an audience of ten.
The irony really does write itself.