At the core of the Meghan Markle and Prince Harry saga lies a debt of unfinished business and a dormant volcano that was bound to erupt at some point: the unresolved struggles and aspirations of Princess Diana. Suspended after her death, they lay buried for many years. But today’s zeitgeist of cancel culture has proved opportune for Harry and Meghan to revive and attempt to rectify Diana’s grievances, while achieving their own objectives.
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