The Sussexes attended Kris Jenner’s 70th b-day party at Jeff Bezos’ mansion

Three years ago (almost exactly), Prince William raged and screamed about how the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are “like the Kardashians” because they did a Netflix docuseries. William and those close to him were using “Kardashian” as a pejorative, like Harry and Meghan should be ashamed of being associated with the Kardashian family (several of whom are billionaires), or ashamed of being “reality stars” or whatever (like the Windsors aren’t the trashiest reality show ever).

I bring this up because Meghan and Harry actually ARE friendly with the Kardashian-Jenners. Meghan sent As Ever gift baskets to various Kardashians and Harry is reportedly friendly with Kris Jenner and Corey Gamble. The K-Js even posed with Doria Ragland at a local charity event a few years back. Oh, and Emma Grede has clearly created an alliance with Meghan, and Grede is heavily invested in Kim’s Skims. Those are just some of the many connections between the two families. Which explains why Harry and Meghan were in LA on Saturday night for Kris Jenner’s 70th birthday party, which was hosted by Jeff Bezos at his $165 million LA mansion. The party had a “James Bond” theme, because Bezos now owns the Bond franchise, get it?

Meghan’s look is reportedly Balenciaga. I like the general idea of it – black turtleneck, long black skirt with a thigh-high split and big, dangly earrings. The flash photography revealed that the blacks don’t match and that’s irritating to me! But I’m sure it looked fine at the party. It definitely looks like Harry and Meghan continue to nurture friendships with some of the biggest high-rollers in LA. But… but… I thought everyone in LA hates them? I thought they had alienated every important person in Hollywood? LOL.

Meanwhile, Tom Sykes whined on his Royalist Substack that the “optics” of Harry and Meghan attending a huge celebrity bash makes them look bad, because the left-behind Windsors were doing Remembrance events. First of all, Harry did like five Remembrance events in a row in Canada and everyone in Prince William’s office threw tantrums over that as well. Secondly, Harry and Meghan stepped out in LA on the same f–king night that William – the whole-ass Prince of Wales and heir to the throne – was too lazy to attend the Festival of Remembrance. “The Sussexes look superficial!” Yeah, well, William looks lazy, disrespectful, childish and stupid. So there.

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  1. Unstrung_Pearl says:

    To be totally honest? I don’t like Bezos or the Kardashians, but I get why they might be friends/ good contacts to have. Josh Kushner is a big investor in Skims so yeah….

    • Snuffles says:

      If you saw that guest list, you would understand why they went.

      • Hattie says:

        Thank you

      • WaterDragon says:

        Totally agree, Snuffles. I certainly hope that we here are not going to turn into carping critics of the Sussex’s every move. I look forward to coming here for a reality and sanity check.

      • Ohn says:

        Look at the guest list for Bezos’ wedding. Lots of the same faces and they were all dragged for attending. Are we going to excuse H&M for going to a party at Bezos’ mansion because we like them?

    • 2131JAN says:

      It was also a fund raiser for Baby-2-Baby, I read. They raised $18M (granted, that was probably change that was in-between the cushions in Bezo’s place, or Sanchez’ cleavage), but still, not a paltry amount.

  2. MrsBanjo says:

    This was certainly a choice, fucking hell.

    • Maddie says:

      I hear ya. I have defending Harry and Megan for years but this is a big no for me. That party was a who’s who of Maga billionaires and all around bad people. That on top of all the shady magas Harry and Megan pal around with make me so disappointed.

      • Kit says:

        Yes Maddie l agree, l understand why they would want to go for networking etc but l just thought Rememberance weekend , hmmm didnt sit well with me. Personally l hate what these people stand for l really do, but that that just my personal opinion

      • GMHQ says:

        I don’t think Oprah, Gayle, Jaycee, etc., are MAGA billionaires. Seems like a room full of Hollywood big hitters of all types.

      • Crystal says:

        Among the others who attended were Beyonce, Rita Wilson (Tom Hanks’s wife), Gayle King, Naomi Watts, Adele, and Tyler Perry.

      • Nerd says:

        Who are the shady MAGA people that Harry and Meghan pal around with? Every single one of us goes into spaces where there are MAGA people, that doesn’t mean that any of our values have changed or that we are MAGA supporters ourselves. There was a mixture of different political values at that party, just as it it at any event they or we go to. We may not like some of the people that they are loosely associated with, but that doesn’t mean that they are aligned with any of those people’s views or political affiliations. Their actions and who they support prove who they are, not a fraction of people who were in the same space as them.

      • Chaine says:

        Yeah, it’s gross. Especially during this time when the sentiment is eat the rich and Bezos and the Kardashians are the prime example of what everyone hates.

      • SgtPepper says:

        I think it just goes to show that the billionaires and mega millionaires are truly a different class with different concerns and as much philanthropy as the Sussexes may do, they will never be like us…Their circle is closer to Bezos than us and it doesn’t seem that proximity has lead to billionaires being better people. That honestly sucks, but it is what it is.

        What is not lost on the rest of us is that the money in that room could solve America’s problems ten times over…If any of them lobbied for us, American could be a utopia. And yet here we are.

      • Caribbean says:

        Really, so I guess you do not use AI or Microsoft or X or ‘certain platforms’ of any of things that those billionaires are part of?
        Why are people so intent on making Harry & Meghan responsible for the world or to be the moral mark?
        As far as I can tell, almost no one else is given any responsibility as to who they hang out with until that person has committed a crime
        Jeff B. was at the legend of aviation…Half of the world is corrupt, so there is that…
        There are things that the optic is horrible, but this party is not one of them…
        actually, I found Andrew leading the ‘family’ to church one of the most horrible optics ..or Andrew still living on the property…so…

    • Charizard says:

      Yup, extremely disappointed with this one and I’d consider it the first big blemish on their reputations that carries merit. This is who they’re choosing to be, and hitting down on the low hanging fruit that is their relatives and the UK press isn’t redeeming them this time.

      • Sure says:

        “hitting down on the low hanging fruit that is their relatives” What does this even mean? R U OK?

    • bisynaptic says:

      I agree. Bad choice, to expend social and political capital, this way.

    • K says:

      Leave them alone, they already get enough hate for no reason. I hope you’re leaving bit*hy comments for all the other celebrities that were there…..because there were a lot.

      • Hattie says:

        Contrived campaign we will be reading this in the UK tabloids ⏰

      • Maddie says:

        Here’s the thing, it’s ok to criticize a person or couple about something yet completely agree with that fact that they have been wronged in 1000 other ways. While that whole room was filled with MAGAs, to me it’s the look of ostentatious wealth and “let them eat cake” attitude of alot of the people there. The Bezo’s, Zuckerburgs, Kardashians, Oprah, etc haven’t lifted a finger to speak out about what’s happening to this country right now. In fact some of them in that room are actually contributing to the problems. Harry and Megan are not perfect, and hey, Harry has always grown up around wealth. But I find this gross…and I’m just talking about the Kris Jenner party

    • Hattie says:

      Oh stop. This is getting too contrived now.

      Of course, they went because everyone they knew was there:
      – Oprah
      – Gail
      – Tyler
      – Beyonce, Jay-Z and Tina
      – Sarandos (Netflix)
      – Nicole Avant
      – Miriah (interviewed for Archetypes)
      – Paris Hilton (interviewed for Archetypes)
      – Adele

      That is just who is listed. I am sure that Serena was there as she just did a campaign for Skim, also Emma Griede

      • Alice B. Tokeless says:

        So it’s ok if Meghan and Harry take their moral temperature with the thermometers of those folks? I certainly wouldn’t.

      • Crystal says:

        These kinds of comments are where I think that the focus on Harry and Meghan is just a tad parasocial from some folks. I support the Sussexes because I don’t think they should be hounded to suicide by press assassination campaigns or things like that. But they aren’t me. Right here they are doing what rich people do and socializing with these people is how Meghan can build her brand.
        It may shock you but you can feel how you want to about these people, you can even dislike the Sussexes, you’re a free agent.
        Although frankly going to someone’s house, who wasn’t even there, for a birthday party where they were just a guest, is really not something I think is worthwhile to focus on right now. Donate to a food bank to states where SNAP is suffering if you are concerned (and frankly I really don’t care about the whole “Bezos is the reason for all this suffering” argument some people want to put forward – people arguing that should have deleted their Amazon accounts in 2014 like some of us did when Bezos was building wealth and this trajectory was apparent, instead of getting upset about Harry and Meghan now). Anyway that’s me, everyone else is free to feel as they please.

      • Hattie says:

        Alice B. Tokeless says: “So it’s ok if Meghan and Harry take their moral temperature with the thermometers of those folks? ”

        ABSO-FREAKING-LUTELY!!!, many are their friends who literally saved them when Charles cut off their funding and security and blasted their Canadian address on the front pages of the UK tabloids.

        Others believed in them to partner with (Netflix) and old friends, such as Adele, and new friends, including Miriah and Paris, who let Meghan interview them for Archetypes.

    • Eurydice says:

      I haven’t read anywhere or seen any photos that Bezos was actually at the party, just that he offered the venue to Kris.

      • Kingston says:

        Er……….Bezos and his wife were the hosts.
        Did you really think they rented out their home as a party venue???

      • Eurydice says:

        @Kingston – I thought it was odd when I didn’t see any photos of Lauren in a Bond Girl outfit, so I googled. And all I found was that Bezos “graciously offered the use of the venue.”

      • Crystal says:

        I don’t think they were there, but in any case, wealthy people absolutely do this kind of thing. Similar to how Taylor Swift loans her jets.

    • sunny says:

      Agreed. Listen, there a very few ethical choices in late stage capitalism but what Jeff is doing on so many levels from the “free press” to exploiting worker is disgusting and anyone who is associating with him, just like his wedding should get a side eye from me.

      As for Kris Jenner, her family made their wealth in part by cultural appropriation, particularly blackness. I will never like that family or buy any of their products and I side eye any of the Black celebrities who associate with them(Gayle, Oprah).

      Two things can be true. Harry and Meghan can be wonderful philanthropists but at the same time, they can socialize with people who seem truly horrible. Like many people, they might associate with horrible people for business reasons or because the people are nice to *them*. Honestly, mingling with people who don’t pay their workers enough to afford food resulting in them needing benefits like SNAP at the same time your foundation is supporting incredible charities working on food aid isn’t a good look.

      I think at this stage in the game, you can and should call out the hypocrisy.

      • Kit says:

        Well said Sunny

      • bisynaptic says:

        🎯

      • Sure says:

        You should read up on H’s family and how poorly they pay some of their staff. The Windsor’s lifestyle is predominantly funded by tax payers – some of whom have to resort to food banks. Bezos could learn a thing or two about greed and corruption from the Windsors.

      • sunny says:

        @Sure, Harry’s family is terrible too and i have criticized them and and colonialism PLENTY.

        So, let me see if i get this correct, because harry comes from a family that is historically one of the most exploitative on earth, it is no big deal that he is choosing to associate with a billionaire who is currently exploiting the planet and contributing to the end of American democracy? Ok, cool. Got it.

      • K says:

        They give more money to charities than you’ll ever see in your lifetime, leave them alone! They get sh*t on for no reason and here you are piling on. You gonna comment about EVERY other celeb there too? Grow up, this is how the world works.

      • otaku fairy says:

        @Sunny: I understand where you’re coming from but not all people of color feel the exact same way about cultural appropriation. I personally feel that even when cultural appropriation is at its worst, it is still the very least of our problems. Not all of us feel that it’s some unforgivable offense that requires us to distance ourselves from a person. Besides that, there’s the fact that everyone has something problematic in their pasts. It’s not necessary to distance yourself every time you learn someone has done something problematic- there’s got to be some room for people to associate with or even be friendly with people without condoning everything they’ve done.

      • sunny says:

        @K. I am a big fan of Meghan and Harry and have been for years. But to think that because they have given more money then me means that I have no right to critique them is a wild position. Does that mean any middle class person cannot say anything about what a rich person does because they are perceived to have given less?

        Not for nothing I have spent twenty years working in poverty reduction and philanthropy. And I have commented plenty of times both on Bezos and those with times to Kris Jenner. In fact, i have been remarkably consistent in my position.

        I’m all for supporting Meghan and Harry but to think that means they deserve no push back when they associate with people like this is unusual. The fact that so many people are so defensive about it especially at this time politically is disturbing.

      • Kit says:

        I don’t really understand why working as a nurse or in social services mean I have a higher moral high ground to judge others. Why is that?

        I’ve encountered people running nonprofits working with the homeless and mentally ill, only to find out their work yielded poor return on taxpayers dollars but gave access to a lot of cash used to fund a lot of personal perks, nice cars, jobs for family members. I’ve been to their social gatherings and wow who knew such gigs pay out. I also know there are other who do the right thing and saved their pay to splurge on things they want. That’s human nature.

        Point is in this world, H &M are out there working to pay for their upkeep. Just like me. Working in the hospital, I’ve treated rapists, murderers, racists (they wanted a different shade of doctors and nurses), and many more people whom I have no knowledge of. I treated them equally. Is that bad? Should I withhold treatment to the less deserving? Or treat them unequally?

        I know I am not good enough for many here. But I live with myself, with all my imperfections. I know there are times I must yield. I have so many obligations, family to support, bills to pay, thus I choose my battle. There are lines I won’t cross and other battles which I will fight and have fought and lost and paid a heavy price. Sometime I win, yay!

        So I’m not going to waste my time getting mad at H&M attending a B-Day party. Nor at others for getting mad at them for going. Life is tough enough. I have families and friends in Jamaica and Vietnam going thru misery post-hurricane/typhoons so for distraction, I enjoyed a bit of gossip and photos of my favorite duo out and about.

  3. Rita says:

    I’m sorry to say that I’m disappointed… Bezos, really? And the Kardashian clan doesn’t fit in with H&M at all (I hope). Why did they go? They don’t need them, and these horrible people end up benefiting from H&M’s glow and glamour.

    • Julia says:

      I would have gone too. The guest list was stellar. Mariah Carey, Tyler Perry, Oprah, strive Wonder. Adele etc…. Contacts are important and so is networking. You don’t need to be friends with these person but it would be silly not to have a friendly relationship with well connected people.

      • seraphina says:

        Agreed. I can sit here on my couch calling them out but networking is important and we all know that – I imagine it’s even more so true when you have that kind of money and power.

      • Amy Bee says:

        @Julia: Exactly.

      • Betsy says:

        Ditto, Julia. Besides if they hadn’t gone, derangers would be crowing about how they were not invited, snubbed, everyone hates them etc.

      • Alice B. Tokeless says:

        Yes, contacts are important, but they should never be so important as to sacrifice one’s principles, integrity, or decency for them.

      • MsIam says:

        What principles are they sacrificing exactly? And it was Kris Jenner’s party, not Harry and Meghan. They didn’t create the guest list. Look Bezos is going to be in a lot of spaces in Hollywood, he owns Amazon/MGM. if you are in that arena you’re going to run into him. Easy for us who have no chance of ever being in that circle to tell someone else what they need to do.

      • Alice B. Tokeless says:

        MsIam, it was hosted by Bezos at HIS home. They knew it was at his home. As stated earlier, no amount of money could have gotten me to attend any event with him even in attendance, let alone at his house. It was a misstep on the part of M and H, and I’m sure someone on their team is reading these comments, and I’m also sure they will take them to heart. They actually listen to criticism.

      • Ginger says:

        Did you know that Harry and Meghan have been friends with Kris Jenner for years? I’m sure they will continue to be friends despite some not liking it. They also know that they can never win when it comes to public opinion. Damned if you do damned if you don’t.

      • Rachel says:

        This is the problem. People care more about networking with rich people than humanity. Jeff Bezos is one of the architects of American destruction via Amazon and the Washington post. He is a monster. They should not have gone from baby 2 baby to his house.

        I’m an Angeleno who works in homeless services. I have always defended Harry and Meghan but they really lost a lot of my respect. I felt the same way when Beyonce dined with Ivanka and Jared. Billionaires are destroying everything for the rest of us right now. I don’t know why they thought this was a good idea. Bad decision

      • Eurydice says:

        @Alice B. Tokeless – I don’t think it was about networking. H&M did plenty of networking at the Baby2Bay event. I think this was about making an appearance at a friend’s milestone birthday party.

        The thing is that this is the world H&M live in. They live in a billionaire community, they work with billionaires, they are friends with billionaires. And Harry comes from one of the ultimate billionaire families. I can’t imagine anyone would think they’d break away from the royal family to run a local hardware store in Nebraska. They would go to where they have contacts. I think it’s perfectly ok to shun H&M because of their status in the billionaire world, but it doesn’t make sense to be a fan of who they are and then expect them to be different.

      • Nerd says:

        I would have gone also. It was a party and not every person at a party interacts with everyone in the room. There were people there who they are close with and have great relationships with, so it’s bizarre to me that some of these people expect them to not go to a party where there are people there that they had no involvement in inviting. I don’t care for some people, but I am not going to avoid going to a party just because some people that I don’t agree with or even like are at the party. It’s not as if a persons values change whenever they are around certain people, otherwise Harry and Meghan wouldn’t be noticeably different from both of their families.

      • Carmen says:

        I can’t imagine Lauren being there and not showing up in at least one photo.
        Plus, there were 300 people at that party. Some of them were very instrumental in getting them through their first year outside of the UK.

      • Kel says:

        I’m so glad to see some common sense here. You literally have the whole British establishment trying to destroy everything Harry and Meghan touch including the right wing us media and you don’t want them to network with rich and powerful Americans? Some of whom have literally SAVED them when their own family threw them to the wolves? Yah. Ah! I want them to go to more of these parties. In fact ALL OF THEM.
        It was a whos who of hollywood. Good for them.

    • Elizabeth K. Mahon says:

      Oprah was also at the party along with Bill Gates, Tyler Perry (who is Lili’s godfather), Mariah Carey (appeared on Archetypes), Naomi Watts, and Sarah Paulson—a lot of heavy hitters.

      • Rachel says:

        Yes and they all suck for going. Adele hid her face because she knew it was wrong.

      • Nerd says:

        They don’t all suck for going to a birthday party for someone they like, just because some of those people you don’t like. It was a party and no one has to like every person in the room. That’s not realistic and it’s definitely not feasible. Adele didn’t hide her face out of shame for being at the party, otherwise she would never have gone and she wouldn’t be friends with some of these people.

  4. Dee(2) says:

    I don’t pay much attention to them other than what I know through cultural osmosis, but I have to say it amuses me a little bit that William so derogatorily referred to Harry and Meghan as being like the Kardashians just for them to get invites to events like this. It just happens to be the larger point that I always make. That they’re always insulting other people in an effort to insult Harry and Meghan not realizing that those people likely won’t forget. Same thing happened with the baby mama video, and being american, and being an actress, and surfing. You can’t sneer down your nose at people one week, and then the next ask them to do stuff with you for more attention.

    As for the Rememberance Day complaints. They were literally just complaining about Harry doing stuff in Canada during Earthshot. Literally that same writer! If they would have done something on Saturday they would have accused them of ” overshadowing”.

    The only reason they want Meghan to have on a poppy is so that people that aren’t familiar will see photos of her and Harry with a red poppies on, and say what are they wearing those flowers for? And then be directed back to British newspapers and then hopefully click on other articles about remembrance Sunday and the other royals. They only care about Meghan being a royal when they think they can take advantage of the press and attention. Can’t be mad that she’s not trying to do everything British when you tell her how LITERALLY everyone in the UK hates her. What kind of humiliation kink would she have to try to appeal to you?

    And people can feel however they want about the kardashians, but being in rooms with power brokers is important. They raised $18 million at Baby2Baby. People you like and don’t like donate money. And I’ve worked a many coat drives, book bag giveaways, and food banks I’ve never been asked how they people who donated earned their money. That’s a problem for people not needing those services.

    • Charizard says:

      Disagreed on the point with the poppy. The poppy is symbolic of support and appreciation of the British military, primarily those passed but the sentiment easily extends to those currently serving. Considering her husband is of that very military and personally and professionally entwined (of which Meghan is a part as a wife, also considering her presence at and support of Invictus) and the date of the occasion I think her omission of even a small poppy brooch was a misstep. It would even have quite nicely complimented the outfit!

      Not a huge deal and only the inevitable pearl clutchers are the only ones who’ll be upset about it, but I do think she mis-stepped on this one and missed an easy positive PR opportunity.

      • Dee(2) says:

        But they have literally criticized her for wearing the poppy before too. I do understand that this criticism isn’t in good faith on either end, but most people would understand why an American wouldn’t have on a poppy this weekend, regardless of her husband and his military background.

      • Amy Bee says:

        @Cahrizard: Meghan wasn’t seen wearing a poppy during the week. Did you say anything then? She’s not obligated to wear one.

      • MsIam says:

        When Meghan wore the poppy previously, the same haters complained about that too and whined about the poppy pin being British. Even though an American first began the tradition. So no, not a miss-step if Meghan doesn’t wear a poppy to a party. Besides, our veterans day is Tuesday, Meghan may wear a poppy then IF she wants to.

      • Ginger says:

        She was criticized for wearing a poppy last year so….she can never win and it is always seen as a “misstep”

      • Polo says:

        @chazard she was heavily criticized for wearing one last year lol. Like these people will always find a reason to complain. Why don’t some of you get that. The point is to beat up Meghan not matter she does until she’s left with nothing then they hope she comes to them begging for forgiveness.

  5. Where'sMyTiara says:

    Kaiser, your last paragraph said everything I came here to say. 10/10 no notes.

    Once again, every “Working” (whatever work means) Royal on Salt Island and all these ‘royalists’ who carry water for the Left Behinds need to find a g-d therapist.
    They are absolutely not moving forward in anything remotely connected to reality.

    • Jas says:

      Yep, hanging out with Jeff Bezos et al is a real choice.
      Rich people are not like us. They stick together and look out for each other and exist in a world of privilege that makes it difficult to recognise what life is like for the rest of us.
      Harry and Meghan do a lot of positive things with their privilege. They’re involved in excellent philanthropic work and seem like kind, thoughtful, and compassionate people. But they’re part of that stratified world – they’re not radicals intent on fixing inequalities and tearing it all down.

      • bisynaptic says:

        🎯

      • Jas says:

        Oops. I meant to be agreeing with a post several posts up and not posting a reply to your post about an entirely different topic. Not sure what happened.

      • Nerd says:

        Other than rich people having money and privileges that I will never see or experience, I don’t see how being in the same circles as people whose views, political or otherwise, is different from any of us who are still cordial and on friendly terms with people who didn’t vote the same way that we did? The relationships, friendships and casual acquaintances that still existed regardless of what someone’s political views might be is happening all over the world regardless of anyone’s wealth or lack there of. I have coworkers who’s political views are different from my own, yet we can still respectfully enter the same rooms and have conversations about a host of different things, including politics without us ending that relationship or friendship. There was a long list of people at that party who have similar if not the same views as Harry and Meghan, yet the focus is only on those who didn’t. Why? Did any of those who don’t have views that you agree with somehow cancel out Harry’s trip to Canada or what Archewell is doing for Jamaica or those who are affected by the government shutdown? No. It was a party. And like any party we decide who in a party we will associate with and those that we won’t. We decide who we are regardless of who other people are and that is the same regardless of how much money any of us have.

  6. Trex says:

    They look beautiful together. Interestingly enough, two media publications are using these images on IG for two separate events? Kris J’s birthday and an event with Serena Williams? The Duchess is seen posing with Serena wearing exactly the same ensemble?? is this right?

    • Rlc says:

      This is right. H and M went first to the event where Serena was. Then to Kardashian one after that.

    • Amy Bee says:

      They went to the baby2baby gala before going to Kris Jenner’s birthday party.

    • Bookie says:

      I noticed that too – my guess is that she went to two events on the same day and didn’t bother or didn’t have time to change? And Harry wore the same suit and just switched out his black necktie for a black bowtie?

  7. MrsBanjo says:

    I don’t care if networking is networking. If we’re going to call out the associations assholes have, there needs to be consistency with people we like as well. Bezos is quite literally helping to destroy the lives of millions of people, including his own employees. This is not actually okay just because it’s Harry and Meghan. This just says that once you reach a certain income bracket you can associate with some of the worst and it won’t affect you.

    We all on this site were shit talking that goofy rocket launch and the excuses of those on it. We can’t now ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ because it’s H&M. It wasn’t some charity event that these people they’re hanging with happened to be. It was a birthday party. Huge difference. It’s incredibly disappointing.

    • Mtl.ex.pat says:

      💯 – it’s like people saying “oh the guest list” – well all that shows me is Hollywood is capitulating to the evil that is Trump and his supporters. People said “it’s just a party” in 1930’s Germany too.

    • bisynaptic says:

      This.

    • K says:

      I bet you wouldn’t be commenting on it if H&M weren’t there because you only care when it’s them. They aren’t your responsibility, call out everyone or leave them alone!

    • Becks1 says:

      But it was Kris Jenner”s bday party, not bezos, even though it was his house. Its clear that Meghan has a good relationship with Kris Jenner.

      I mean I don’t love this to be honest but i’m also not driving them out with pitchforks. But I also felt the same way about people who attended Bezos’ wedding.

    • Hattie says:

      Mehan’s Netflix partner, Ted Sarando, and his wife, Nicole, were also there. Do you think she should give up her partnership with Netflix?

      Tyler Perry has just given millions of dollars in food aid to Atlantans. Do you think he should be cancelled?

      Hollywood is a networking town, and you want them to stay at home…. how does that work? What, they should tell people that they are “too good” to consort with them? Yeah, that will get them very far.

      Looks like this is becoming the new “means test” They can no longer accuse them of flying private jets because Chuck and Wills ONLY fly private; now they are being charged by association.

      Did they take bags of cash, become slumlords, or have their own values changed?

      I am sure that within hours, we will be reading UK tabloids, “Harry and Meghan super fans are upset with their Hollywood ways”… I don’t believe in coincidences.

      • MsIam says:

        Not a coincidence, its definitely a KP minion swarm. And like you said, once you get to a certain level, Hollywood becomes a small town so you are going to run into the same people over and over.

      • jais says:

        Here’s my thing. If you don’t like that they went to a party hosted by Bezos, even if it was for Kris Jenner, then fine, that’s fair. But when you’re simultaneously upset about that AND upset that Meghan didn’t wear a freaking poppy, then yeah, I’m giving that some major side eye.

      • Kingston says:

        @Hattie
        Ditto to everything you said.
        Its so amusing watching all these purity tests from the armchair experts brigade.

        In the final analysis we each only have one life and no matter how much those of us with a caring heart would love to wave our hand and wipe out all the pain and hunger and suffering in the world, we cant.

        That fact paralyzes many into doing nothing.

        But we can only live a life with as little regret as possible when we come to the realization that our first responsibility for this life is to ourselves and that we cant please everyone.

    • Rachel says:

      THANK YOU

  8. Julia says:

    Tom Sykes is a whiny baby that seems to throw tantrums about everything Harry and Meghan do. Harry did multiple remembrance events and Harry and Meghan attended the Baby2Bzby charity Gala as well as Kris Jenner’s party. Harry and Meghan as private citizens are under no obligation to do any charity but they do.

  9. Miranda says:

    Sorry, but attending any event with a connection to Jeff Bezos is a political statement now.

    • Nerd says:

      It most definitely is not a political statement. I have friends and associates who don’t share the same political views as I do, but my being cordial and friendly with them to the point of socializing with them doesn’t change theirs or my political beliefs or give a political statement. There were people with different political beliefs at the party but for some reason there are people acting as if that doesn’t happen everywhere in this country every single day. Harry and Meghan had no control of a guest list of someone they are friends with and they definitely didn’t have any control over where that party was being held. Looking at the list, showed just as many people whose views are more left leaning than right leaning, yet for some reason the only focus is on people who are Trumpers. Harry and Meghan’s work and focus on veterans, those impacted by the hurricane in Jamaica and those who are suffering because of the shutdown has never wavered, regardless of who was at that party. So it’s crazy to me that this is even a discussion. They are related to a very corrupt family, yet who they are hasn’t been altered, so why would them being in a room with friends who think like they do and people they don’t know personally that don’t have the same beliefs be an issue or concern?

      • Betsy says:

        Nerd: exactly. I have some friends and relatives who are Trumpers. Should I give up on 30 years of friendship over differing political views? It’s possible a younger me would have said yes, but I’m middle aged now and I know that they all have good hearts and are good people. They just see the world differently. And I value long friendships over making a political statement that changes no one’s minds.

      • Brassy Rebel says:

        Trumpers are not normie Republicans. They are literally Nazis. In other words, racism, misogyny, and xenophobia are their brand. You can socialize with whomever you please, but I won’t socialize with Nazis. Maybe it’s just me. ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

    • bisynaptic says:

      Yup.

    • Hattie says:

      If you say so.

    • Kit says:

      So does working for Amazon also a political statement too? How about working for Microsoft or Boeing? Or pumping gas at Exxon? Or buying fast fashion at HnM or Uniqlo?

      Gosh, how about living in Texas? Or saving the grocery budget to buy steak or a big fat turkey to celebrate?

      In this crazy world, I realize you are bound to piss off somebody. I’ll never be good enough, perfect enough, pure enough, rich enough, poor enough, of the right shade of color enough and on and on it goes.

      Says a lot of the human condition and why we are where we are today. There’s little room left for grace, kindness, chill, and understanding. We made and deserve this world we hate.

      • Nerd says:

        Thank you Kit for all that you said. The truth is that we are going to come across people with different opinions from our own but we can’t limit our lives for fear of not making everyone happy. They were there to celebrate the birthday of a friend and regardless of who the friend is or who hosted it, them being gracious and continuing to support that friend is what says something about their character. Not the guest list. Not the venue. Their work speaks for them and it always has. It’s interesting to me that none of these people have anything to say about any of the other people who were also there. Harry and Meghan are put on a stage where everything they do is judged and criticized, while others are not. Meghan’s mom is friends with many of the people who were there, yet she would never get the same critique or assumptions about who she is, even though she is the reason that Meghan is the amazing philanthropist she has always been and the support that Harry has been lacking from a parental figure. It seems as if this is about some people needing to always judge Harry and Meghan about everything they do. No one else gets that type of scrutiny, even those who are actually political figures.

  10. Tessa says:

    Celebrities are mine harold pouts scooter

  11. Over it says:

    Harry and Meghan both look lovely . I really really like the skirt and the shoes .

    • Yvette says:

      @Over It … Agreed! 🙂 But am I the only one who thinks that Meghan’s top is dark blue?

      • jais says:

        I wondered for a minute if it was blue too or if it was just two shades of black. It was sexy though with the thigh slit. And the shoes with the velvet bows were so cute.

    • Hattie says:

      It’s quiet luxury, She didn’t come in like a “PICK ME!!!”💃🏽

  12. Inge says:

    Not a fan of the Kardashians/Bezos/Zuckerberg ea but a lot of others were there was awell.

    But they went to the Baby2Baby charity event first!

  13. Mtl.ex.pat says:

    Very disappointed in them for attending anything associated with Bezos.
    He’s a Trump supporting toady who spends his money buying & muzzling the press (Washington Post anyone?). Not to mention having a seat at the table with Musk and all the other garbage that circles Trump. And apparently likes women who look like pneumatic dolls with Mar-a-lago face. Yeah, I’m really disappointed in them for attending. And I’m not even going to get started on the vulgarity and dumbing down the Kardashians stand for.
    Come for me all you want saying “it’s just a party.” Nothing is “just a party” these days. It’s a choice – a bad choice and a tone deaf one at that.

    • Sure says:

      Vulgarity, you say? Let me get you some smelling salts?

    • bisynaptic says:

      🎯

    • K says:

      More people need to touch grass. So they’re MAGA now because they went to a bday party of someone that endorsed Kamala?! Get a grip.

    • MsIam says:

      @MTL.EX.PAT do you know that Amazon is one of the sponsors of Invictus Games? So now Harry should toss that aside too? Life is messy, it would be nice if all the good people and bad people would stay in their lanes.

      • Polo says:

        Don’t blow their minds @msiam about Invictus and oh yeah Meghan just made a cameo on a bezos Amazon media movie. Ohhhh lol

  14. Tarte Au Citron says:

    William just paid for Kylie Minogue to go to Earthshot. He can sit this out.

  15. aquarius64 says:

    Who wants to be associated with the left behinds with the Epstein scandal swirling around the House of Windsor? No paps threw questions anout Andrew at the Sussexes.

  16. Ohn says:

    There are very few people left on the planet that can punch down on Kris Jenner and since all of them were at her party, I’d say she comfortably owns her spot at the head of the table. H&M deserve to be criticized.

  17. Pumpkin says:

    I like Meghan’s dress. That’s about the only positive thing I have to say as I don’t care for either Bezos or the Kardashians to put it politely.

  18. Amy Bee says:

    I don’t have a problem with them going to this party, it’s clear that Harry and Meghan are friends with Kris. Furthermore they did go to the baby2baby gala before this. I saw Charlotte Griffiths in GB News saying that Harry and Meghan should have stayed home because it was remembrance weekend. She was also upset that Meghan didn’t wear a poppy to the party they shouldn’t have gone to and then she said that Harry didn’t have any agency in this decision intimating that Meghan made him go to the party. But when they don’t go to the same events she and her colleagues say that they’re on the verge of divorce and they didn’t go to this event these same people would have said thay Hollywood doesn’t like them and that they’re not A list.

    • Eurydice says:

      I don’t have a problem with it, either. They had to have stayed at the Baby2Baby gala for a while, as it was honoring Serena Williams and there must have been a raft of speeches, and then I can see them popping in to the Kardashian party to give Kris their birthday wishes.

    • Jais says:

      They also just donated emergency money to food insecurity in LA via Archwell. I don’t believe that Harry and Meghan have to stay at home bc it’s remembrance, especially as Harry was just in Canada. And last year people were mad when Meghan did wear a poppy so getting upset that’s she not wearing one now is very BEC. That said, Bezos can go f-ck himself.

    • sunnyside up says:

      The Brits rarely do remembrance on the 11/11, here in France we have a bank holiday on the 11th and do it properly. I wonder what Harry will do on the 11th

      • Chrissie T says:

        Actually in the UK they do mark the 11th November with a two minute silence. This is widely observed in shops, schools and workplaces throughout the country. When I worked in London my work did it. The whole building stopped to observe at 11.00 am on the 11 November. I always was moved at this simple gesture of remembrance The formal Cenotaph event is always on Sunday.

    • Dee(2) says:

      Honestly don’t get it either. There’s a lot of people there that people don’t find objectionable that could donate to causes close to Harry and Meghan that were there. And I hate to break it to the people but once you get into a certain echelon, you’re going to encounter the same 50 people. You can choose who you want to be chummy with but avoiding events where they’re at is going to get difficult.

      Didn’t people just give beyoncé a hard time for daring to be at the same charity gala as Ivanka Trump?

      Kris has been supportive of them for years, when plenty of other Hollywood types have been shady. I understand why they would go to her party. And its ahistorical to think that people are not going to continue to have parties, get married, buy houses, and do everything else during times of strife in the country.

      People can say it’s caping if they want but like I said in my comment about the shutdown, people can say what people should or shouldn’t be doing all day when they aren’t making the decisions.

  19. Alice says:

    Trumps gatsby party was disgusting we all agree, was this just because it was on the eve of the snap benefits being cut? But this is ok because a couple of weeks have passed? Regular Americans are putting food pantry’s on their driveways for their hungry neighbours and you’ve got Trump ally’s here (Zuckerberg / Bezos ) This is tone deaf and for the first time I’m really disappointed in the sussexes. It’s nothing to do with remembrance, it’s disgusting because of the times we are living in and some of the most vile folk were in attendance. Super disappointing

    • Brassy Rebel says:

      How would they even know who the other guests would be? And why would the presence of certain people give H&M a pass for attending this party hosted by one of the most vile people on the planet, Bezos? It’s all a choice. These choices are not airbrushed away by donating to worthy causes. People who are this wealthy, including H&M, are not like you and me and never will be. Most of us would never want to normalize the Kardashians or Jeff Bezos. And that’s what’s going on here.

  20. Caribbean says:

    I love that they are living their lives fully and do what they want. As for the company of the billionaires who most of us likely find objectionable, well I have come to the realization that you have to pick your battles and a lot of them are the same.
    So, it you, me, the Sussexes, etc. decide not to associate with certain people because of who they support or where they are getting their minerals, then even in our homes or on our computers would not be safe, because more than likely something of theirs (the gates, Bezos etc) is in it too.

  21. Alice B. Tokeless says:

    I love these two, but they have apparently forgotten the axiom, “you are the company you keep.” That, plus the magaverse is getting rightfully trashed for their excessive partying while Americans go hungry, so I can’t give them a pass. This would be a time for a quiet celebration at home with friends, but the J/K family are lowbrow trash, so I wouldn’t expect situational sensitivity from any of them. But M and H? Very bad look.

    After a lifetime in PR/Image consultancy, not even Bezos has enough money to get me to a public extravaganza during these times; the optics are indefensible. I’m genuinely disappointed.

    • MsIam says:

      Ok, that’s pretty weak sauce when you know this party was planned months in advance. Should Kris have cancelled the party until the government shutdown is over? Until the next election?

      • Alice B. Tokeless says:

        YES! ! ! That’s what decent people do. They read the fucking room! They change their plans all the time, and that’s all they had to do; move it to a private venue and leave the paps out of it. But my disappointment isn’t with the trashy hostess, it’s with M and H. I expect abject vulgarity from Kris.

    • bisynaptic says:

      Me, too.

    • Hattie says:

      I think they will survive even without you. A few hours at a networking party will not erase all of their good deeds/will.

  22. Hollygolightly702 says:

    This is truly disappointing given the Kardashians have built their billions appropriating and exploiting black women. Turning a blind eye is only wrong when Harry’s family does it, I guess.

    • Mtl.ex.pat says:

      Yeah exactly. And on top of that H & M are now participating in the billionaire class’ attempt at normalizing and humanizing Bezos and the other fascist wannabes to the public eye. I’m so disappointed in them.

      • Brassy Rebel says:

        Bingo on the normalizing Bezos comment. He wants to have his fascism cake and dine out with the respectable people too. Gross.

    • GMHQ says:

      It was a birthday party for gosh sake! I would have gone since I would have notrOl over who else is invited. More stealth trolling here.

    • Sure says:

      The world’s most powerful black American woman was there, too! Take your black exploitation up with Oprah.

  23. GoodWitchGlenda says:

    They look nice and that’s the only kind thing I have to say about it.

  24. Tessa says:

    This is distraction from scooter not showing up at that event and his 12 year old son going with his mother.

  25. Maxine Branch says:

    LA is all interconnected. Not a Kardashian fan myself but to be in a room with folks from various philanthropic backgrounds whether you love or hate them is cache. Harry and Meghan were one of many well thought of philanthropist at this event. Good on them for attending.

  26. Arhus says:

    And he’s wearing a poppy!

  27. Maxine Branch says:

    I just know the Windsor/Whales are not throwing insults with their documented history of supporting pedophiles, within and outside of their family.

  28. Missy says:

    H& M are not politicians or so called “working royals”. They don’t owe us anything. They can do what they wanna do.

    • sunnyside up says:

      Or do what is good for their businesses, and if the royals don’t like it they can subsidise them from the funds of either the Duchy of Lancaster or the Duchy of Cornwall.

  29. Jan says:

    PIOUS is the word of the day.

  30. Lala11_7 says:

    H&M are in the entertainment & merchandising industry…so they went to the biggest party highlighting the biggest folks in those arenas…

    To quote the iconic character Billy Sparks when he was tearing “Prince” aka The Kid a new one in “Purple Rain” 💜

    “LiFE MY 🤬 🤬…THIS IS A BIDNESS AND YOU AIN’T TOO FAR GONE TO SEE THAT YET!”

    This is how capitalism works.. which has ALWAYS been deplorable…as long as H&M stay true to their belief system regarding what they do…I’m not going to trip about them going to an event where EVERYBODY & their Mama was at…hell I would’ve been MORE worried if they HADN’T shown up…

    Besides.. when it comes to Amazon…Mackinze Scott his ex BETTER half is transferring her obscene Amazon wealth to MAGNIFICENT non-profits that have DIRECTLY helped me & mines & US 🇺🇸…so there’s THAT fact!

  31. bisynaptic says:

    Bad idea, cozying up to Trump-adjacent people, while much of the country is going hungry. I understand the “networking” benefits, but one has to draw a line. I’m disappointed.

    • Sure says:

      You should read up on H’s family and how their exploitation of tax payers and the tax system has impoverished generations and entrenched socio-economic inequality.

      • Hattie says:

        Were there goodie bags filled with cash?
        Did they become slumlords?
        Did they take money from charities and put it in their own pockets?

        Okay, when they reach that point, then we can discuss it.

  32. MsIam says:

    Meh, it looks like Kris’ party was a swing-by event since Meghan didn’t bother to change clothes, even though she knew she was going to be photographed at both events. Harry did change, lol.

    • QuiteContrary says:

      Meh is my reaction, too.

      I am reserving my wrath today for the Dems who folded on the shutdown. I’m out of f*cks to give about a birthday party.

  33. sunnyside up says:

    Amusing, William invites celebs to liven his events up and Meghan and Harry are invited by celebs to attend their parties.

  34. Skyblue says:

    This saddens me. I mean, it is not unexpected but still saddens me. Attending anything hosted by Jeff Bezos as SNAP benefits are being withheld, the government shutdown, the Epstein files moldering away, all of it, makes me sick. And don’t start on me about fundraising.

  35. Cate says:

    I am normally an M&H defender, but attending a party hosted by Bezos is a big NO for me, no matter who else is on the guest list. They already seem to be well-connected with many of these people so the idea that they needed to go for networking reasons is just weak.

  36. M says:

    The hand-wringing over Rememberance weekend is ridiculous as that is not a thing in the US. We have Veterans’ Day tomorrow. Why should she wear a poppy? You didn’t want her, so she said peace out. Those people cannot let her go, like an ex who just won’t get the hint.

  37. Morning says:

    Hopefully, large donations to Invictus will be on the way.

  38. ThatGirlThere says:

    It’s unfortunate and I won’t make excuses for them or any other celebrities that were there. But it really shouldn’t be that surprising seeing that Meghan and Harry were at Ellen & Porsche’s renewal of vows where Jenner was the officiant. They also partied with Bezos and his wife at the Beyonce Renaissance concert. And before Meghan met and married Harry she interviewed Trumps disgusting daughter — and this was after she (Ivanka) was disrespectful towards PBO. This is the nature of their world and while I don’t agree with it, it’s what it is for them. I still respect and admire Meghan and Harry a lot.

    In my opinion, all galas, fashion weeks and celebrity driven events should be cancelled and in place those celebrities should be fundraising for those in need. Too many of these celebrities are acting like nothing is wrong, save for the few GOTV social media posts.

    I will say that the Gadbsy theme Halloween party that the PRESIDENT of the United States threw after refusing SNAP benefits is not the same as a birthday party for Kris Jenner at the Bezos house. He’s the fucking president not just rich some dude. Let’s have some discernment please.

    • Lover says:

      I do have discernment. Bezos is not just some rich dude. He has single-handedly weakened one of the most important instruments of popular power, the WP, in order to elect and support a fascist regime. H&M have agency to choose their friends and events, they didn’t just roll out of bed and fall into this party and this company. There are plenty of very rich people who have better “discernment” than that. We have long criticized the awful company that Charles and Camilla keep, and Andrew and Fergie just got evicted and de-titled over their wretched associations. No Bezos is not Epstein but his destructive influence is arguably much larger. As someone who has supported H&M, I think this was a bad look for them, and closing my eyes out of sheer loyalty would make me less discerning, not more.

      • ThatGirlThere says:

        Then condemn the employee’s of Amazon or celebrities who have first look deals with Amazon. Amazon is a sponsor of The Invictus Games, so you should have been side eyeing Harry right?

        Bezo’s is trash but he is not the president of cruelty who took food from the mouths of those who need it most.

      • Kingston says:

        So pious. LMFAO

  39. Ginger says:

    Why are some shocked Harry and Meghan went to Kris Jenner’s birthday party? It’s well known that they are friends. Meghan sent Kris an As Ever box, there was also a story of them skiing together, Kris and Kim were pictured with Doria, it’s clear they are friends and have been for years. Plus, Tyler Perry , Oprah and the Netflix CEO were there and they are all close. I would have been more shocked if they didn’t go.

  40. Mel says:

    These aren’t really parties, they’re business deals in the making. I remember some of the black actresses saying Prince started throwing post award show parties so POC would get the opportunity to mix /mingle and make deals when they weren’t invited to the big parties.

    • Hattie says:

      There you go!!! Both the Baby2Baby Gala and the “Birthday” party were more working events (networking) than social events.

      I remember this one young actress had to explain to her boyfriend that these parties were necessary for networking.

      For the past six years, the BM have tried to make them toxic so that no one wanted to deal with them. Now that they are finally all the way outside, some so-called fans wish to shut them in again. SMH.

      Both Meghan and Harry’s “super power” is that they will get on the phone in a second, send a text, etc., and they have no hesitation in reaching out to network. Their behind-the-scenes hustling has brought them this far, but to demand that they only attend “sanctified” events is unreasonable. Had they not gone, the BM would have said the Hollywood once again “SNUBBED” the Sussexes…

      There were hundreds of people at that event, and I 8976% believe it was the right thing to do to go. We all know, no matter what, they will be criticised, like Prince Harry said at the last manufactured outrage, “The blue-hatted elephant in the room”… this manufactured outrage is just as silly.

  41. Tuesday says:

    I was really disappointed to see them attend the Bezos party. It’s the first time I’ve thought criticism was actually warranted and I’ve been a M and H fan since before M met H. I know they’re just people and not perfect, but this choice hurts a bit.

  42. Number23KitKeller says:

    Normalizing and schmoozing with anyone who not only doesn’t use their position to speak out against but rather ACTIVELY supports and pours money into a fascist, homophobic, xenophobic regime hell-bent on dismantling your democracy is gross and tells you everything about the people who willingly participate. All of them possess the free will to say “I’ll pass on this one, thanks” and do something else with their night. Anyone who says otherwise is making excuses and exceptions to suit their narratives. Look at the Swifties bending over backwards to defend her silence about Trump using her songs.

  43. Hypocrisy says:

    All the critics going after H&M for their attendance to a birthday party because the venue used was a Bezos property don’t use Amazon right?

    • Number23KitKeller says:

      No! I don’t! Thanks for checking in.

      To add- there is no ethical consumption under capitalism. So don’t go granular to distract from a larger problem which is people with large platforms normalizing despots. There IS a difference between that and someone using Amazon and to pretend differently is internet what-about-ism at its finest.

    • Amy Bee says:

      @Hypocrisy: LOL. Good question.

  44. Ohwell says:

    Gross…. Especially Bezos.

  45. Nonya says:

    Sigh….I’m disappointed in the folks who are “disappointed” in Harry and Meghan for x/y/z reason…I mean, get a life and touch grass with your purity nonsense..they did not leave one prison of expectation/craziness to be trapped in another…Bezos this and Bezos that lol…got news for you folks, we’re all apart of the capitalist exploitation machine…the phone or keyboard you are typing on..guess what, part of the capitalist juggernaut of exploitation…so jump off your high horse of disappointment …tone deaf because of the shutdown…utter clowns, people are still playing NFL football, NBA games, trick or treating and now getting ready for the holidays…in the midst of the shutdown…see how silly you sound

    • Hattie says:

      It’s a KP swarm. It’s interesting how none of them have mentioned the “good works” the Sussexes have done in the past ten days, including donating and promoting resources for Jamaica and local food banks. They literally came from a charity gala to the BD party.

      Lastly, am I the only one who found their photo for the party suspicious? For hours, they were the only photos for the party. Then I saw a video of a car blocking the entrance, forcing the guest to exit their vehicles and walk unobscured in front of the paps. This is why only a tiny fraction of the guests were visible; Beyoncé and her mother were able to come and go completely unnoticed.

      Then suddenly there is this manufactured outrage… don’t believe in coincidences 🤔

  46. Don Madson says:

    Ah yes, the pitfalls of parasocial relationships. For those up in arms, those ready to sweep this under the rug, or those who are indifferent, just a reminder that we, like H&M, are all fallible. The question is what are you going to do going forward? Having created an unfair dynamic where everything WanK does is wrong versus everything H&M does is good, you’ve painted the latter into a corner which places them at a disadvantage. But, that’s actually all on you.

  47. Em says:

    It’s all a big club and we’re not in it.

  48. Sharon says:

    I’m sure when Harry was honouring the veterans here in Canada, RF members would not have skipped out on a birthday party held on the same day. Lol
    They would have praised Kate for looking glamorous and boasted about Will getting to hang out with celebrities.

  49. Geremlin says:

    As George Carlin said “It’s a big club and you’re not in it”. Please don’t treat these people like saints.

  50. VilleRose says:

    I used to work at Amazon (office job, not warehouse) so I have personal experience of what it’s like to work there and I would never go back. I will say it had the best health benefits of any place I’ve worked, interestingly. And I still have RSUs from my time there so saving that for a rainy day which was an unexpected bonus (I was hired by the company before it got acquired so it became an Amazon subsidiary).

    That being said, I still use Amazon for delivery and other things (and I’m sure a lot of commenters do here too) so I suppose I can’t be too critical of Harry and Meghan going to Jeff Bezos’s house. But I am disappointed and I think it’s okay to express that, the Sussexes aren’t immune to criticism of any kind as much as I like them. I also wish Meghan didn’t associate with the Kardashians either. I know the Kardashians have lots of business contacts so it’s probably more of a business relationship, she is not BFF with them. But this kind of party while millions of Americans are losing SNAP benefits–it looks bad for everyone there.

    Meghan’s outfit is really nice, I will say that. The pictures here aren’t the best, I saw better ones on social media where you can make out the top and skirt better. And nice to see Harry wearing a poppy, he looks very handsome in his James Bond outfit.

    • Nerd says:

      The Sussexes through Archewell have donated to help with those who have been affected by losing SNAP as well as giving crucial information so that others can do the same. Tyler and likely many others there have done the same thing. I don’t expect them or anyone else to stop living as they were prior to the shut down and I definitely wouldn’t expect them to not go to a birthday party that they didn’t plan or arrange. Surely you weren’t expecting them to live off ramen noodles or cans of soup, until this shutdown was over. They are doing their part in their own way and them going outside to celebrate a friend shouldn’t be avoided just because the people they know are all wealthy. I don’t know their relationship with the Kardashians but I can appreciate that they have always been kind and gracious to the Sussexes and Doria.