Remember Meghan’s bombshell interview with Oprah, where she claimed that her time at Wimbledon wasn’t what it seemed? Well, for once, she wa...
Remember Meghan’s bombshell interview with Oprah, where she claimed that her time at Wimbledon wasn’t what it seemed? Well, for once, she wasn’t lying. But what she failed to realize is that her body language that day told us everything we needed to know about how Kate and Pippa had her completely outmaneuvered.
Body language experts have closely analyzed the footage from that day, and their findings are eye-opening. Kate and Pippa positioned Meghan between them—a move that, on the surface, appeared to honor her but was, in reality, a strategic containment tactic. Experts note that this setup kept Meghan under their watchful gaze from both sides, ensuring she didn’t dominate the event.
Meanwhile, Kate remained the epitome of regal composure. With her hands clasped behind her back, she stood tall, exuding authority and confidence. This wasn’t just good posture—this was a deliberate demonstration of power, signaling to Meghan that she was dealing with someone who understood her role and played it to perfection.
This Wimbledon appearance also showcased a striking contrast in fashion choices, which spoke volumes about their personalities. Kate dazzled in a custom-made green Dolce & Gabbana dress—a statement of elegance and tradition. Meghan, on the other hand, opted for a white Givenchy shirt paired with a Hugo Boss skirt, an outfit that seemed to straddle the line between corporate and Hollywood glamour—achieving neither. The difference couldn’t have been more evident: Kate radiated effortless regality, while Meghan appeared to be trying too hard to fit into a role that simply wasn’t hers.
Let’s compare this to their Wimbledon appearance from the year before. By 2019, Meghan had been married to Prince Harry for over a year and had known Kate for several years. Normally, you’d expect to see some warmth—eye contact, relaxed gestures, or genuine mirroring of expressions. Yet, there was none of that. The reason? By this point, Kate had seen through Meghan’s act and was keeping a polite but firm distance.
Catherine, ever the diplomat, was far too gracious to snub Meghan outright. But what she did do was maintain her dignity while subtly refusing to play into Meghan’s attempts to appear close to the future queen. This was a moment of quiet power—Kate was sending a message without saying a word.
What’s particularly fascinating about this Wimbledon encounter is how it foreshadowed the events that followed. Just six months later, Meghan and Harry would announce their departure from royal duties—a decision that many saw as them abandoning their responsibilities while still hoping to capitalize on their royal status.
Body language never lies, my friends. While Meghan later played the victim in her Oprah interview, claiming mistreatment, these images tell a very different story. They reveal a woman who was uncomfortable because she realized she couldn’t outmaneuver Kate. They show the Middleton sisters handling Meghan with effortless grace, strategically containing her in a way that preserved royal dignity while making it clear she was not in control.
Isn’t it interesting that of all the royal engagements she shared with Kate, this is the one Meghan brought up in her Oprah interview? She claimed it was “nothing like it looked”—and she was right, just not in the way she meant. This was the day she realized she couldn’t manipulate or overshadow Kate. This was the day the Middleton sisters expertly managed her presence with their sandwich maneuver, a move so effective that Meghan is still seething about it years later.
Since that day at Wimbledon, the contrast between Kate and Meghan has only become more pronounced. Kate has stepped gracefully into her role as the Princess of Wales, taking on more responsibilities, launching impactful initiatives like the Early Years Project, and raising three wonderful children—all while handling her recent health challenges with incredible strength and dignity.
Meanwhile, Meghan’s attempts to remain in the spotlight have been a series of missteps. Her multi-million-dollar Spotify deal collapsed, her Netflix documentary faced heavy criticism, and her children’s book flopped. She continues to scramble for relevance, now attempting yet another rebrand with a new podcast.
One thing that has always defined Kate is her patience. She spent nearly a decade preparing for her role as William’s wife, taking the time to understand royal life and build genuine relationships within the family. She has always known that being royal is about service, not self-promotion.
Meghan, on the other hand, expected instant adoration and obedience. She couldn’t accept that royal life isn’t about being a celebrity—it’s about duty, tradition, and humility. This misunderstanding is precisely what we saw in those Wimbledon photos—Kate, embodying the royal standard, while Meghan, restless and uncomfortable, struggled to accept a reality that didn’t revolve around her.
Now, as Kate continues to face her challenges with grace and Meghan scrambles to stay relevant, this moment at Wimbledon serves as a powerful reminder of their fundamental differences. Kate understood her role then, and she understands it now. Meghan never did—and never will.
So, my dear Royal Watchers, the next time someone paints Meghan as the victim, just point them to those Wimbledon photos. The truth is right there—Kate and Pippa, composed and strategic, while Meghan squirms, already plotting her next move.
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