More is more when it comes to resources and information about the dangerous, heartbreaking effects of this terrible "online" reality we all live in, and for some of us, die in.
I hope the parents who were part of this segment felt heard. To the extent that they can, they want to spare anybody else from suffering what their children suffered and the grief they live with.
Now, on to the interview of the Sussexes.
Jane Pauley is an experienced, seen-it-all pro. For decades, she's taken on, and learned from interviewing, and probably personally knows, just about any famous person you can think of.
I'm so curious, therefore, to know something I'll never know - how she sized up the Sussexes.
I detect disingenuousness on Markle's part at her seeming to have reeled at Pauley bringing up Markle's own words about feeling suicidal during her time in the UK. Or, if viewed in the best possible light on Markle's behalf, I find it a mistake on her part to not have been prepared for her being asked about it.
Markle, on world-wide TV during the Oprah interview, brought up her suicidal ideation. I don't find fault with Markle for that. I take her at her word about her experience. Apparently, she had her reasons to want to disclose that.
But once you open that door publicly, everybody else gets to walk through it, too. It puzzles me, therefore, why Markle wouldn't have expected that question from Pauley, particularly given the underlying subject matter.
I'm no body language expert. Hell, I'm not even an expert on what I convey verbally and physically.
But there is something negative in the air between those two. Harry looked down in reaction to something Markle said as though he wanted to cringe, but he stopped himself.
She is BORED OUT OF HER MIND with Harry. He irks her to no end. And no amount of her placing her hand on his knee diverts from that. In fact, confident couples feel no need at all to express physical contact with each other in public.
I see divorced people.
She'll try to endure the marriage until King Charles dies. She wants to be his legal daughter-in-law when that happens for both branding and financial reasons, which is the smart move on her part.
Unless Harry pulls a shocker and files for divorce first.