Royal Trolls hijacked and criticized touching photos ofMeghan Markle. This photo was taken by her friend Tyler and her Perry on her birthday last week.
The 52-year-old actor paid tribute to the Duchess of Sussex on Fridayon his socialmedia accounts one day after she turned 41. Did. He sees her "endure" big things and how "proud" that Prince Harry and her two children, Archie (three) and Lilibet (one), are so "happy."
"The last few years I have been sitting front row in your life," he wrote. "I've seen you endure things that break so many people. Seeing how happy you, your husband, and your children are now, I I'm so proud.I'm filled with joy when I say happy birthday to Duchess Meghan." The princess also appears and is seen kissing the girl's hand.
But on Twitter, people took a closer look at her photo and insulted her, claiming the Duchess wasn't actually kissing her little girl's hand.
"Didn't you notice she was kissing her hand instead of her child? Everything about this woman is fake," wrote one, while another denounced the photo.
Others also accused Perry of calling Meghan a princess, and blamed Perry's loyalty to her.
Meanwhile, many of Perry's followers praised Perry's friendship with Meghan, with one of them writing on Instagram: Meghan, happy birthday to her. She is a very strong woman...she is loved by many.
Meghan and Perry's friendship first made headlines in 2020 when the actor allowed Prince Harry and Meghan to stay at his Hollywood home after moving from the United States to Canada. I was.
In her 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey, Meghan explained how Perry would separate her and her husband after her decision to move to the United States was made public. I explained how I offered to help.
"We needed a home and he provided his security as well, so we could have some breathing room to try to figure out what we were going to do."
A Madea Homecoming In addition to the star, others who publicly celebrated Meghan Markle's birthday The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Prince and Duchess of Wales of Cornwall.
