Dear Ms. Megan Markel,

While I know your official title is The Duchess of Sussex, the way in which you have been

conducting yourself lately indicates you do not merit the actual usage or recognition of said title. Yes, you may have married a prince and was given the title by the late Queen herself, however, your representation in the media indicates you do not deserve the title and if I may say, you’ve become a rather shameful addition to the Royal Family especially after the expose Vanity Fair recently published about you and the cancellation of you Netflix deal. Your image continues to be tarnished, which by all accounts you have no one to blame but the person you see in the mirror every day! If I may be so bold as to ask you, what was your motivation when you married into the British Royal Family? Did you think you would become the focal point, the “star” of the institution itself? Were you hoping that by being a second-rate character in a TV show, you would automatically be elevated to a position where you’d surpass the now current Princess of Wales, or at the time, the Queen herself in popularity? The only royal female you could possibly outdo in acceptance would have been the then Duchess of Cornwall, which doesn't account for much as she was never fully embraced by the British due to her involvement in the then Prince of Wales marriage to Princess Diana. Perhaps you thought you would become as popular, or if not, more beloved than Diana? Surely you weren’t blinded by your own hype and ego to think you could possibly achieve that! No present royal including yourself will ever be able to surpass Diana’s popularity. This is something the present Princess of Wales is fully aware of as she has never tried to achieve such a lofty goal, yet you thought you could? So, again, what did you want to achieve when you married the prince? By all accounts and the way in which you have carried yourself lately, it wasn’t for love. You seem to have forgotten that he was the spare, which means you married into a supporting role. A position you should have been all too familiar with as it was one you held in your acting career, that of a second rate, B level actress. Or was that the problem? You were tired of being in a supporting role and you thought marrying above your station would release you from a supporting role in life? You wanted something bigger? Marrying a prince did indeed bring you from second rate actress to the world stage; however, from the moment you walked onto said stage, one could see you were not an appropriate fit for the role. Unlike other royal ladies, who have a degree of warmth, of empathy, and regal nobility, you on the other hand never possessed these attributes. Since you first strode onto the world stage, you have been received as cold, distant, calculating and one could even say scheming. This has become all too evident since your departure from England. Your exit and consequent refusal to return to Prince Harry’s homeland has raised several questions about your motivation for marrying into and then leaving the family a few short years later. Was your departure aimed at establishing yourself and Prince Harry, (Yes, I did use his title because he was born into it and thus does deserve to be addressed in such a manner.), as America’s Royalty? Were you hoping that Hollywood and the press would be fawning over you and the prince? Did you think you would be the focal point of American society simply because you held the title of Duchess? If so, by all accounts, it appears your grand plan will not be coming to fruition. Since your arrival in the states, you have accused the Royal Family of being racist and have leveled allegation after allegation against several “non-named” members of the royal court itself. You’ve alleged the press have been unfair on their coverage of you and have blamed them as one of the reasons why you left the England. Yet you have done nothing but cry to the press about how dreadful it’s been for you. This may not have been your intention; however, you have turned yourself into one of the most well-known “victims” in the world. “They were mean to me,” “they didn’t treat me well,” “I was relegated to a second-class position,” is all people have heard from you since you left Britian. What were you expecting when you married him? His mother was one of the most photographed women in the world, you should have known how the press was going to treat you. Did you not think they would pursue and say the same things about you? Did you think you would be immune to such treatment? You have obviously miscalculated your own worth to the Royal Family and to the world in general as every one of your grand schemes, money-making ideas, and attempts at making yourself relevant have become failures.  You’ve had back-to-back critically panned shows on Netflix, and a disastrous staged photo op while you were attempting help victims of the LA fires earlier this year. The press and others saw this as another one of your attempts to make yourself significant. The prince leaving his country is very reminiscent of Edward VIII abdicating this throne for Wallis Simpson. Besides being  the world number one “Victim” you have also become this generation’s Wallis Simpson! I raise my hat to you for achieving that status. With all the bad press and waning interest in you, what are you wanting to achieve now? The recent VF article and subsequent public release that you have been privately shopping a tell all book if you divorce the prince have not painted a positive image of you. In fact, the VF article has shown you to be what most people have always thought; you, as was Ms. Simpson, are a social climber who only married the prince for what he could bring you, fame and notoriety!

Sincerely,

Mz. Taylor