Prince and Princess of Wales and Meghan Markle has hit a boiling point like never before.

According insiders, Prince William and Princess Catherine have finally had enough of Meghan Markle’s relentless attempts to steal the spotlight. And this time, it’s her latest move that has pushed them to their limits.

The former actress has reportedly timed the launch of her new podcast, “Confessions of a Female Founder,” to coincide with William and Catherine’s 15th wedding anniversary.

This is a calculated attempt to divert attention away from a significant milestone in the lives of the future King and Queen.

The date? April 8th, just weeks before William and Catherine celebrate 15 years of marriage—a union built on love, duty, and mutual respect. And what does Meghan do? She strategically schedules her big announcement to overshadow their celebration.

If this sounds familiar, it’s because it is. Time and again, Meghan has made a habit of hijacking royal milestones. When Catherine launched her groundbreaking early years initiative, Meghan suddenly popped up at a women’s shelter handing out bananas.

When Catherine’s Christmas carol service was a huge success, stories of Meghan’s so-called charitable donations conveniently made the rounds. Even during King Charles’ coronation, Meghan ensured that her absence made just as many headlines as the event itself.

The pattern is undeniable, and sources say that William and Catherine are beyond frustrated. In fact, insiders claim that William was overheard venting to his closest advisors, saying, “Leave us alone.” Can we blame him?

Now, let’s talk about this new podcast, “Confessions of a Female Founder.” The title alone is laughable. What exactly has Meghan Markle successfully founded—other than controversy? Her previous podcast, “Archetypes,” was such a failure that Spotify reportedly paid millions just to terminate the contract early. Despite being handed a $20 million deal and an entire production team, she only managed to produce 12 episodes. Most independent podcasters create more content in two months than Meghan did in an entire year!

And let’s not forget the behind-the-scenes chaos. Sources from Spotify claim the work environment was so toxic that staff members secretly referred to her as “Eva,” after the diva-like character from the classic film Queen Bee. Yes, that’s right—her own employees had a code name for when she was in one of her infamous moods.

Now she wants to position herself as a business guru? The irony is staggering. What advice could Meghan Markle possibly offer? “How to Marry Into Wealth”? “Networking Through Matrimony”? “Abandoning Commitments for Profit”?

Her entire brand revolves around the one thing she publicly disowns—her royal connections. The same monarchy she criticizes is the only reason she remains relevant. Meanwhile, Catherine has spent years dedicating herself to meaningful initiatives, focusing on early childhood development, mental health awareness, and supporting vulnerable families—all while raising three children and preparing for her future role as Queen.

Now, with each failed venture, her desperation becomes more evident. And the more she tries to overshadow William and Catherine, the more transparent her intentions become.

So, royal watchers, what do you think? Has Meghan finally gone too far? Will her new podcast be another flop? And do you think William is justified in his frustration?

While Meghan continues her never-ending quest for attention, the real royals—William, Catherine, King Charles, Queen Camilla, and Princess Anne—continue doing what they’ve always done: serving with dignity, connecting with people, and representing Britain on the world stage.

That’s the difference between real royalty and the Hollywood version—one earns respect through service, while the other demands it for simply existing.