Dear Friends and Fellow Citizens,

I am writing to you today to share my deep concerns regarding the actions and behaviors of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. It is with a heavy heart that I feel compelled to address what I believe to be their negative impact on public discourse, their family, and the institutions they are associated with.

For reasons too numerous to list here, I believe that their actions have crossed a line, affecting not just their immediate circle but also setting a precedent that many find troubling. From the controversies surrounding their media engagements, their public criticisms of the Royal Family, to the commercial ventures that seem to exploit their royal connections, I feel their behavior has been consistently disappointing.

As such, I am starting a petition titled "We Are Done with Harry and Meghan" to express our collective frustration and to move towards a point where we can all acknowledge that enough is enough. This petition is not about malice but about accountability and moving forward.

Here’s what you can do:

1. **Sign the Petition**: By adding your signature, you are saying, "Yes, I agree that the actions of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have gone too far, and it's time for a change in how we view and react to their public personas."

2. **Share the Petition**: Help spread the word by sharing this petition on social media, via email, or any other platforms you use. The more signatures we gather, the louder our voices will be.

3. **Discuss and Reflect**: Engage in discussions with your community about why this matters. It's important not just to sign but to understand the implications of such public figures' actions.

I understand this message might stir controversy, but it's about standing up for what many feel has been overlooked or dismissed. We must demand better from public figures who influence so much of our cultural landscape.

Please join me in this effort by signing and sharing this petition. Let's make it clear that we, as the public, are not just observers but participants in deciding our cultural and ethical standards.

Sincerely,

Tessa Murphy