It’s none other than Meghan Markle and the latest scandal involving inappropriate behavior with married men.

Meghan walks into a high-powered business meeting, supposedly to pitch her latest vanity project—another cooking show that will probably never see the light of day, just like all her other failed endeavors. But instead of acting with the dignity expected of someone who once held a royal title, she goes straight in for an overly intimate hug with a married CEO. I’m talking full-body contact here—something that would make even Hollywood blush. And get this—the CEO’s wife was right there! Can you imagine the absolute audacity? Thank goodness the wife had the backbone to tell Meghan to back off. Finally, someone putting “Little Miss Hugger” in her place.
This isn’t about being friendly or just a “hugger,” as she loves to claim. Notice how she never seems to hug the janitor or the receptionist. No, it’s always the powerful men—the wealthy and connected ones. How convenient. It’s the same pattern we’ve seen throughout her career. From Trevor Engelson to the producer she dated after him, all the way to setting her sights on Prince Harry.

Speaking of Harry, where is he while all this is happening? Remember when he was the proud, strong military man? Now, he’s standing in the background while his wife performs her usual routine. It’s heartbreaking, especially when we compare him to his brother William, who carries himself with such dignity alongside our beloved Catherine.

Remember when Meghan tried to paint Catherine as some cold, formal person for not wanting to be bare-hugged by a virtual stranger? Now we know exactly why Catherine kept her distance. As usual, our future Queen’s instincts were spot on.

It’s fascinating—every time Harry gets involved with meaningful work, Meghan’s attention-seeking behavior escalates. It’s like she can’t stand not being the center of attention. The outfits get tighter, the hugs get longer, and the behavior gets more inappropriate. Let me tell you, I had a drink with Meghan a decade ago on a freezing winter evening in London when she was desperately trying to break into British society. She was reaching out to any journalist who would listen. Most declined, but I met her. Do you know what struck me? How calculated every move was. Even then, she was plotting her ascent up the social ladder. She was trying to get information about Ashley Cole, the famous footballer. When I told her about his history with relationships, her face just dropped. Sometimes, I wonder if she had pursued that path, perhaps our beloved royal family would have been spared all this drama.

People have suggested that her behavior stems from her upbringing. Thomas Markle, for all his faults, seems to have failed to teach his daughter about boundaries and respect. But at some point, don’t we have to hold grown adults accountable for their actions?

And the hypocrisy—let’s talk about it. Remember how possessive Meghan gets when anyone so much as breathes near Harry? Yet, she thinks it’s fine to drape herself over other women’s husbands. The double standard is absolutely staggering. Have you seen those old photos from her Suits days? The way she would hang all over Patrick Adams, who was married? It’s a pattern, my friends—a very disturbing one. And now it’s landed her in hot water with the CEO’s wife. Finally, someone has called her out publicly for this behavior.

You know what’s really telling? Watch any video of Catherine interacting with people. There’s warmth, genuine connection, but also respect and dignity. That’s how a true royal behaves. Class, elegance. But Meghan? It’s like watching a desperate actress who never got out of character from her cable TV show days.

And let’s be honest, this latest incident isn’t isolated. Remember that charity event where Meghan practically glued herself to Kelly, the organization’s leader? The way she clung to Jesse Kalun? It’s always the same routine: find the most influential person in the room and attach yourself to them. It’s cringeworthy.

You know what really gets me? The way Meghan tried to paint herself as this innocent hugger when she met Catherine. “I was just being myself—wearing ripped jeans, barefoot, giving hugs.” Please. We all know now that was pure performance. Try going in for a hug with her when she doesn’t want something from you. Watch how quickly that “hugger” persona disappears.

The timing of all this is fascinating too. Have you noticed how these incidents seem to increase whenever Harry has something important going on? It’s like she can’t stand him having any spotlight of his own. The more he tries to do meaningful work, the more outrageous her behavior becomes. It’s textbook attention-seeking behavior.

Speaking of Harry, my heart breaks for him. Remember the proud prince who served his country, the man who created the Invictus Games? Now he’s reduced to standing in the background, watching his wife’s latest spectacle. The contrast between him and William couldn’t be more stark. While William and Catherine work tirelessly for the monarchy, what do we get from the Sussexes? More attention-seeking behavior and inappropriate touching of married men.

It’s interesting how Meghan only seems to forget about personal boundaries with the wealthy, powerful, and connected. They get the full “Meghan treatment,” while regular folks and staff members might as well be invisible to her. It really shows where her priorities lie, doesn’t it?

What’s truly sad is the damage she’s doing to the monarchy. King Charles and Queen Camilla are working so hard to modernize it while maintaining its dignity. William and Catherine are showing us what the future of the royal family should look like—modern, relatable, yet still maintaining the respect and decorum that their positions demand. And then we have Meghan.

In all my years covering the royal family, I’ve never seen anything quite like this. The way Meghan is systematically trying to maintain relevance through desperate displays—it’s calculated. And the saddest part? She could have had it all. She could have been a beloved member of the royal family, working alongside William and Catherine, making a real difference. But instead, we’ve got inappropriate hugs at business meetings and desperate grabs for attention.

This latest incident reveals a lot about her character. Instead of pitching her ideas and letting her work speak for itself, she resorts to the same old tactics—using physical touch to manipulate situations. It reminds me of those early days when she was trying to break into British society, always looking for the next big opportunity and powerful connection.

You know what’s truly remarkable? The dignity shown by the other working royals. Princess Anne continues her tireless work without seeking attention, and the Duchess of Edinburgh shows us what true grace looks like. Meanwhile, Catherine, even while recovering, maintains the perfect balance of warmth and propriety befitting a future Queen.

Now, back to Harry for a moment. Don’t you find it interesting how he seems to shrink further into the background with each passing day? The proud prince who once commanded respect is now reduced to standing meekly by while his wife creates yet another spectacle.

The lack of self-awareness here is astounding. Does she really think this behavior is appropriate for someone who once held the title of Duchess? Doesn’t she understand how it reflects on the institution she claims to respect? Or is it all just part of the plan to stay relevant at any cost?

The timing of this incident is especially interesting—just as Harry’s been doing more solo work. It’s like clockwork. The moment Harry gets positive attention, suddenly there’s another Meghan scandal. Coincidence? I think not.

The real tragedy is the missed opportunity. The British public was ready to embrace her. The royal family welcomed her with open arms. She could have been part of something meaningful, working alongside William and Catherine to modernize the monarchy. Instead, we got this. And let’s not forget—it’s not just about inappropriate hugging. It’s about a pattern of behavior that shows complete disregard for boundaries and respect.

Look at how Princess Mary of Denmark or Queen Letizia of Spain carry themselves. They understood that joining a royal family means representing something bigger than yourself. But Meghan? It’s always been about Meghan.

I have to wonder, what would Queen Elizabeth have made of all this? Can you imagine anyone behaving this way during her reign? She had such a perfect understanding of dignity and duty. Now we’re watching her grandson’s wife practically throw herself at business executives in a desperate bid for attention.