Meghan Markle has a lot on her plate these days.
She's a new mom; she's still relatively new at this royal thing; and the British tabloid press treats her like she's new in school, and she spilled her dissected pig fetus on one of the popular kids during her first chemistry class.
These are difficult times in the lives of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
Obviously, that's a relative term, and a rough patch for a duke and duchess is probably better than the best of times for, say, a garbage man and a school lunchlady.
Even if you're not a follower of royal news and gossip, you're probably aware of the most recent controversy surrounding Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
In a newly-released TV documentary entitled Harry and Meghan: An African Journey, the couple opened up about the various challenges they've faced during their first 18 months of marriage.
Meghan Markle recently opened up in a very personal and revealing documentary about her life as a Royal.
And now, sadly, we're guessing she's regretting having done so.
Earlier this month, a documentary entitled Harry & Meghan: An African Journey premiered to no small amount of controversy.
The issue was not the Sussexes' humanitarian work -- which, thankfully, has been universally applauded -- but rather, comments made by Meghan about the pressures of life as the newest member of the world's most famous family.
Earlier this month, Meghan Markle got candid in a powerful interview after a reporter finally asked her if she is okay.
That moment, the way that her eyes watered, has haunted many of us. British tabloids are so vicious to her.
Meghan Markle recently got very real about her first pregnancy and first foray into motherhood.
As you may have read already, the Duchess went on record with how painful it has been to be at the center of so many harsh rumors and such negative speculation about her behavior and her standing within The Royal Family.
Meghan Markle can't catch a break.
That may sound like a strange thing to say about a woman who literally married a prince and became royalty, but the Duchess of Sussex has been forced to endure an unconscionable amount of abuse over the course of the past year.
Wendy Williams made it very clear on Tuesday morning:
She does not buy what Meghan Markle is selling.
For centuries, the members of the British Royal Family prided themselves on their ability to maintain a "stiff upper lip" in the face of adversity.
Be it the death of Princess Diana or rumors of marital discord between Prince William and Kate Middleton, the royal response remained the same:
Many of us grew up on fairy tales that conclude with the commoner heroine marrying her prince and living happily ever after.
Perhaps the story ends there because no one wants to see the princess spend the rest of her life in a fishbowl, forced to endure a constant barrage of lies and speculation, all the while prohibited from fighting back by the strictures of royal decorum.
It's been five months since Meghan Markle welcomed her first child.
Of course, to look at the Duchess of Sussex, you would never know that she only recently became a mom.
Maybe there's a reason that most fairy tales end with the royal wedding, opting to leave the rest of the princess' story to the readers' imagination.
As it turns out, once the vows are exchanged and the crowns placed atop the noggins, life for commoners-turned-royals can be a real pain in the arse.
Both Kim Kardashian and Hillary Clinton were forced to endure a period of time in which they couldn't give an interview without being forced to talk about Donald Trump.
We imagine every day felt like an awkward Thanksgiving with the added pressure of knowing that if you say the wrong thing, you might find yourself quoted in ten million clickbait headlines.
Meghan Markle may or may not be moving to Canada.
But the Duchess of Sussex is definitely sending an inspiring message to young women around the world.
The tea is scalding hot today, folks!
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are about to flip off wave farewell to their fairytale life in London.
Last week, Prince Harry blasted the British press for its consistently unfair -- and frequently bigoted -- treatment of his wife, Meghan Markle.
The final straw was the Daily Mail's publication of a letter that Meghan wrote to her estranged father, Thomas Markle.
Brace yourselves, folks.
Thomas Markle has given yet another interview.
It's only been five months since Meghan Markle welcomed her first child.
But given the fact that they went with "Archie" for the kid, it stands to reason that she and Harry would want another crack at the naming process.
Prince Harry has taken a step that is equal parts unusual and forceful.
But all parts admirable.
Being born into a royal family is generally a pretty sweet deal.
Sure, the days of beheading some peasants while downing a few goblets of mead and gnawing on a giant turkey leg may have come to an end, but you still get that whole unfathomable wealth and privilege thing.
It's only been two years since Meghan Markle left the USA Network show that made her semi-famous.
But let's be honest:
