Here’s a thing that probably never needed to happen.
Germaine Greer has weighed in on the pending nuptials of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and concluded their marriage is doomed.
Yep, Germaine has spoken and it’s not looking good for Meghan and Harry apparently.
Speaking to 60 Minutes on Sunday night, the Australian writer said Markle had already given up too much for the Prince.
Greer, 78, also told reporter Tara Brown she believes Markle will soon get bored with royal life.
“Let’s hope they’re in love. If they’re not it’s going to be totally unbearable,” she said.
“She will see vistas of boredom that are unbelievable. I think the pressure to escape from the firm is crushing.”
Greer then said she thinks Markle “will bolt” like she did from her 2011 marriage to Trevor Engelson.
“She was out the door. I think she’ll bolt. I hope in a way that she’ll bolt but maybe she’ll take Harry with her.”
Someone needs to tell Khloe Kardashian that her type isn’t working for her. Post continues.
Later in the interview, Greer alluded to the theory that Markle is marrying Prince Harry for his money.
“Why would a girl born in poverty marry a man with 53 million quid? I can’t think of single reason,” she said.
“Well because she expects to have a good time. She probably is in love with him. He’s glamorous despite having red hair,” she added.
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😂😂😂😂😂😂 WHO is this old lady? I like her. It's rare to hear someone talk so bluntly & honestly. 😂😂😅👍
I too wondered about the amount of things Meghan has “chosen” to give up all at once. Her religious denomination, her career, her social media pages, her country of residence, her citizenship, one of her dogs, her outspoken feminism, her casual dress and manner. A successful marriage is built on compromise on Both sides. When the media were reporting on what she was giving up at the time of the engagement, I waited to hear what Harry was giving up.... waiting.... waiting..., not one thing.
Her dog? Seriously? Screw that. I'd never abandon my dog for some bloke.
My dog is more trainable than my man. Mind you, in an increasingly post-newsprint world, a man might be better to fetch the iPad than a dog.