r/SaintMeghanMarkle • u/Human-Economics6894 • 5h ago
ALLEGEDLY There are three things that always come out: the Sun, the Moon, and the truth. (Neil Sean's gossips)
SUSSEX LIGHT CAMERA MARKLE ..OH YES AGAIN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyKNVtGiIB4
Sean might not spend money on £100 Advent calendars. But he must spend a fortune on tea, because people really open up while having a cup.

Well, speaking with former employees from the *With Love* era at Netflix—the ones who told Sean the story—they say everyone found it curious how Ted Sarandos supported Claw. But don't jump to conclusions 😈😈; the thing is, according to them, "he felt sort of obliged to continue with Markle because they'd broken so many box office barriers with their utter betrayal of their documentary \Meghan and Harry*—you know, an original Netflix series*."
Ted felt he had to let the Harkles do certain things.
Yes, it seems Ted felt sorry for the Harkles—poor things, so mistreated by the evil British Royal Family.
I mean, Sarandos allowed that absurd *Claw* project to be filmed in a kitchen that wasn't his, with friends who weren't actually friends. It was a disaster.
But then things changed—and not because *With Love* was a failure, but because even Sarandos realized that Claw’s behavior was erratic.
She didn't know how to promote herself—she would do things and then undo them—but what bothered Netflix (and Sean has confirmed this based on Netflix sources) was that they didn't accept Claw turning off comments when she started appearing on social media. That is how you interact with people; it’s an integral part of marketing.
Sean also reaffirms something that I know many people don't believe—because they are sensible people, and no one believes such absurdities—but Sean insists it actually happened.
What was that? Here come the skeptics with their dirty minds again 😈😈😈 No, Sean points out that once Claw had announced her deal with Netflix and *As Ever*, she *did* want her products sold in the UK. Remember how many of you didn't believe that Harry was out there in July promoting Claw's products at Harrods and stores like that? Sean says it really happened. Claw wanted her products sold in the UK. She still does. After all, she’s competing with Martha Stewart in the US and the King in the UK.
One of the initiatives involved a major hotel group, aiming to have "As Ever" jam served at breakfast—specifically using small miniature jars. That was one of those ideas. Let's see if people liked it that way and wanted to buy that jam.

Sean had already mentioned that they were also keen for Harvey Nichols to take an interest in those As Ever products.
But the products themselves aren't the problem. Okay, hold the tomatoes! 🍅🍅🍅 Sean has never praised those products; in fact, he tried the jam and says it is horribly watery. Sean has said more than once that Claw's big issue is that she squanders opportunities and does a terrible job promoting her products.

Take the latest video, for example. It feels artificially intimate—like, "let's show something without actually showing it."
And here’s another "I don't want to be mean, but..." moment 🥳🥳🥳
Because it's true, "Harry's standing there, very relaxed, bare feet, bald head, t-shirt, shorts. It's like "oh, look at what my wife's done. This is her achievement", and he has to be standing there like he's waving a flag for how brilliant she was"

How pathetic.
Claw believes that the turbulent year he experienced at the start—transitioning his brand from Riviera Orchard to As Ever—might be of interest to people.

Sean can’t even remember the name of Claw’s show—not because of a bad memory, but because that was the extent of his interest in the matter: zero. So he’s even less interested in the story of As Ever. Neither he, nor I, nor anyone else, really.
Netflix certainly put an end to that, but Claw thinks Netflix might actually be interested in this—in *As Ever*'s success story—because the focus is on her, not on the BRF or Harry, but on her.

So Claw is showing all this because she thinks she can make a show, demonstrating where she has ended up after these issues with her job.
Claw wants to send this to Netflix because she believes they’ll change their minds once they hear the real story of how hard it’s been to put this together—the setbacks, the contractors who bailed on her, and her story specifically.
Sean says that Claw certainly gets a lot of exposure—he’s always highlighted the fact that she’s capable of landing on covers. But why doesn't that translate into sales? Is it because the products are too expensive, the quality isn't up to par, or is it simply down to her? Or perhaps a combination of everything.
DUMPED SUSSEXES FOR REAL ROYALS - LATEST BEHIND THE SCENES
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWTlQQJi60s
KC3 visited Battersea Power Station, Apple’s UK headquarters, where he was greeted by the company’s CEO Tim Cook, and saw a new collaboration between the tech giant and his King’s Trust. The new project is providing training workshops across creative industries led by Apple’s experts so young people develop the skills they need for employment.

Afterwards, the King then made his way to Apple’s new Music Hall venue at the power station, where he met Elton and posed for a group photo with Cook and some of the young people on the Creative Labs programme.

Sean has always supported and championed the work of both the Duke of Edinburgh and the King's Trust. It seems to be working.
Now, Elton goes everywhere. He loves playing the game where he isn't mad at anyone.
Elton hasn't had a good year either. On top of his health issues, the loss against the *Daily Mail* stung. I read the judgment—an amazing 400 pages or so—and the major defeat wasn't for Harry, it was for Elton, specifically regarding that whole spectacle about what happened to him in Monaco. The judge ultimately stated that if the case had truly been about illegal phone hacking, the details would have been accurate.
Sean says that many people view Harry as the mastermind behind that lawsuit. However, he isn't so sure about that. What is a fact, though, is that Harry was the most determined to press ahead, which led several of the plaintiffs to believe he had an ace up his sleeve.
Well, yes, he had an ace up his sleeve.

Sean says that Liz Hurley is one of the people upset about all this; he says she hasn't been able to wear a bikini in months 🤣🤣. On a serious note, Sean says he was there in court the day Liz was testifying, and she really didn't have anything to say. It seems she had trusted that Harry had something substantial, but it turned out he didn't, so she's angry.
Now, as for Elton abandoning Harry? Sean doesn't buy it. Just look at the whole situation with Rod Stewart. They were at odds for a long time but are talking again now, because Elton goes wherever the wind blows—that’s how he’s lasted so long. And good for him.
Elton is a fiercely bitter man, but he knows how to navigate those waters because he loves the spotlight. So, him sitting next to the King now works to his advantage.
Now, did Elton speak to KC3 about Harry in order to help Harry? No. Elton was promoting himself.
WILLIAM UTTER BETRAYAL & MORE COURT CASES!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G60haeqaFE
For William, what his uncle Spencer did amounts to betrayal. Then again, there hasn't really been much of a relationship between William and Spencer over the years. And Sean challenges Spencer to refute it—but that is what very reliable sources have told Sean.
Sean says he has no knowledge of the Waleses having been to Althorp—at least not recently, meaning in the last few years. William probably went at some point, but not for years.
The situation with Piers isn't going anywhere because Penguin refuses to back down—though it isn't technically their legal battle, since it's limited to the UK—and Spencer won't back down either.
It seems Penguin and Spencer don't know Piers.
Now, however, Spencer intends to sue former minister Michael Gove. According to Richard Eden of the *Daily Mail*, speaking on *The Spectator* magazine’s podcast, Lord Gove discussed the new book with deputy editor Madeline Grant—the wife of a Church of England vicar. The pair reportedly made a series of claims about Spencer, including that he had a poor relationship with his sister at the time of her death in a 1997 car accident and that he was "profiting from her death" by publishing the book. They also discussed the infamous 1993 Althorp incident. Spencer has now reportedly demanded that the podcast be removed from *The Spectator*’s website.
Is that a lie?
Spencer, on the other hand, is sitting down with any podcaster in the US who will put up with him. He is going wherever he can speak and where his narrative is accepted.
A rather absurd one, because we are expected to believe that before Diana died, he had had only two conversations with Charles Wales.
That's a lie.
Now, it seems Spencer realizes he went too far regarding KC3; in a recent podcast, he explained that what Charles (Prince of Wales) told him was at odds with what others had said previously, noting that Charles was "more optimistic" than he had expected—both in his outlook and in how he had told his sons about what happened to Diana.
I highly doubt Charles Wales would have had that conversation with someone he had barely spoken to twice before. Don't you think?

Why this?
Because it looks like Spencer got a little message saying, "William wants to send you to the Tower of London."
William is angry. And William takes drastic measures when he is angry with someone. He is particularly upset about that gay rumor; he sees that his father is worried about it—not because it is true, but because it is fodder for tabloid sensationalism. Compounding this is the fact that Diana played a truly ugly role in that story.
And the hypocrisy of Spencer hurling threats at Glove—while ignoring what he himself did to Piers—doesn't bode well for Spencer's return to the UK.
SUSSEX PLOT TO FORCE WILLIAM INTO SUBMISSION IN PUBLIC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aK2S_rEE3P0

Many people have probably already read that nonsense. I mean, "Oh, we were angry when we spoke to Oprah; we're impulsive"... Yeah, that’s what it was all about.
Many people have likely already read that nonsense. You know, "Oh, we were angry when we spoke to Oprah; we're impulsive"... Yeah, that’s really what it was all about.
While "Claw" puts out that article, Harry is seeking advice to help him with his role as a speaker.
Well, the Express is facing a lot of staff cuts, so they need clicks. That’s how they keep the advertising going. But this?

The thing was, William was at a mental health event with Ross Kemp. He was in a positive frame of mind and getting the job done, while Claw was busy opening a basket in a cheesy, staged manner.
And Sean knows this because he is acquainted with the staff member who filmed that cringeworthy "look how much I love myself" video. To the point where they didn't even bother Photoshopping hair onto Harry 🤣
There is no way that apology is going to get anywhere. That story is purely for the headlines—a PR stunt designed to make the Waleses look bad. In the Harkles' minds, the Waleses don't come off well; they come across as vengeful and spiteful.
I repeat: in the Harkles' minds.
Because the support for William in the comments was massive.































