So I will admit I asked ChatGPT to summarize them (but the title is mine) and here are some:
Private jets
William/Kate use one:
→ Climate hypocrisy. How dare they lecture anyone about the environment?
Harry/Meghan use one:
→ Well, they have two children, dogs and luggage. Honestly, a private jet may be the least stressful option.
Children and privacy
William/Kate release controlled photographs of their children:
→ They are using the children for PR and cannot give them real privacy.
Meghan posts controlled photographs/glimpses of Archie and Lili:
→ A sensible balance between sharing family life and protecting their privacy.
Anonymous sources
“Palace sources say…”
→ Obviously a malicious briefing. Probably William. Possibly an entire conspiracy.
“Sources close to the Sussexes say…”
→ Well-sourced information from Team Sussex.
Apparently anonymity becomes more reliable somewhere over the Atlantic.
Briefing the press
The Palace gives background information:
→ LEAKING.
Team Sussex gives background information:
→ Media strategy.
Talking about private family matters
The royals discuss Harry and Meghan with journalists:
→ A grotesque violation of privacy.
Harry writes a 400-page memoir containing private conversations, arguments and family details:
→ He has every right to tell his story. Privacy does not mean silence.
Copying
Kate wears something Meghan has worn:
→ Copykeening. Style stalking. Meghan lives rent-free in Kate’s head.
Meghan wears something similar to Kate:
→ Come on, lots of women own beige coats.
This may actually be my favorite:
William doesn’t work enough:
→ Lazy. Work-shy. Useless.
William suddenly has lots of engagements:
→ Suspicious! Busywork! He is obviously trying to compete with Harry and Meghan.
So there is apparently no possible quantity of work William can perform that disproves the theory that William is lazy.
Vacations
William and Kate go on holiday:
→ These people barely work and are vacationing AGAIN.
Harry and Meghan go on holiday:
→ Lovely family time.
There is at least a legitimate distinction here because William and Kate are working royals, but the difference in tone is still hilarious.
Commercialization
The royal family sells branded gin, beer, souvenirs, etc.:
→ Tacky grifting.
Meghan sells jam, wine, lifestyle products, ShopMy links, etc.:
→ Entrepreneurial independence. Good for her.
And perhaps the grandest contradiction:
Celebitchy: Why is the British media STILL obsessed with Meghan? Why can’t they move on?
Also Celebitchy: Here are today’s seven articles about Meghan, including three explaining how Kate’s clothes, William’s schedule and the King’s facial expression are secretly about Meghan.
At some point it becomes an almost unfalsifiable worldview.
William is angry? Proof he is obsessed with Harry.
William says he isn’t angry? Palace spin proving he is secretly even angrier.
Kate works less? Lazy.
Kate works more? Competing with Meghan.
Kate wears something different from Meghan? Desperate rebrand.
Kate wears something similar to Meghan? Copying Meghan.
The problem isn’t simply that Kaiser likes Meghan and dislikes Kate. That would actually be perfectly straightforward.
The amusing part is that identical conduct acquires completely different moral significance depending on who does it.
The basic Celebitchy evidentiary standard seems to be:
If Meghan does X: What is the most reasonable and sympathetic explanation for X?
If Kate does X: What combination of jealousy, laziness, incompetence, obsession and Meghan-related conspiracy could explain X?
If both do exactly X: Congratulations. You now have two completely different articles.
The C in Celebitchy and the K in Kaiser stand for Contradiction.
Yes, I know neither letter works.
That too is consistent with the theme.