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This is actually infuriating. #MeghanMarkle casually mentioning that #PrincePhilip was in the hospital, then humble brags about just picking up the phone to call the Queen to “check in”. First and foremost, I don’t believe for one second she had a direct line to Her Majesty. And if she...

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