Celebs Who Can’t Stand Meghan Markle

Public figures have voiced criticism of Meghan Markle in interviews columns podcasts and televised debates which have fueled ongoing public conversations about the Duchess of Sussex. The comments have spanned topics such as the Oprah interview media projects royal protocol and the couple’s public statements. Many of these critiques cite specific broadcasts or columns that drew large audiences and official complaints. The selections below focus on instances where the individuals publicly criticized Meghan’s actions or statements.

Piers Morgan

Piers Morgan criticized Meghan’s claims after the high profile interview with Oprah and questioned the accuracy of parts of her account. His on air remarks led to a storm of viewer complaints and his departure from a flagship morning show in March 2021. He continued the critique in newspaper columns and broadcast monologues that focused on credibility and media strategy. Regulatory reviews and network responses became part of the wider fallout that kept his commentary in headlines.

Jeremy Clarkson

Jeremy Clarkson wrote a newspaper column in December 2022 that targeted Meghan and generated a record volume of complaints to the press regulator. The publisher removed the column and later issued apologies amid ongoing scrutiny. Clarkson also posted a public apology that referenced the backlash and the hurt caused. The episode became a case study in the boundaries of opinion writing and acceptable public discourse.

Donald Trump

Donald Trump has repeatedly criticized Meghan during interviews by describing her as disrespectful to the late Queen and the royal institution. He commented on the couple’s public appearances and their statements about the monarchy. His remarks were carried across television and radio with follow up questions about the role of tradition and political neutrality. The comments drew responses from supporters and detractors and kept the topic in the news cycle.

Bethenny Frankel

Bethenny Frankel posted pointed critiques about Meghan’s media approach around the time of the Oprah interview. She argued that the messaging and timing would face public pushback during a global crisis. Her remarks circulated widely on social media and entertainment shows and prompted strong reactions from viewers. She later discussed the response to her comments and the intensity of the online debate.

Sharon Osbourne

Sharon Osbourne defended Piers Morgan on a daytime talk show after his criticism of Meghan and questioned aspects of Meghan’s interview. The on air exchange led to an internal review and a hiatus for the program. The network announced changes following the investigation and Osbourne exited the show. The incident highlighted the risks of live discussions about race credibility and royal matters on daytime television.

Megyn Kelly

Megyn Kelly has criticized Meghan’s podcast appearances and media choices in recurring segments on her show. She has questioned the tone and substance of interviews and public messaging. Clips of these segments circulated online and were debated by media commentators and audiences. Kelly has framed her critiques as analysis of branding and public relations.

Candace Owens

Candace Owens has frequently criticized Meghan’s statements about the royal family and media coverage. She has discussed the couple’s interviews and documentaries in monologues that question motive and consistency. Her commentary appears across television and social platforms with strong audience engagement. Owens positions these critiques within broader conversations about celebrity activism and modern monarchy.

Katie Hopkins

Katie Hopkins made repeated negative remarks about Meghan on social media and in video commentary. Her posts often focused on style public appearances and perceived hypocrisy. The content attracted attention for its tone and for platform moderation debates. The discussions around her comments became part of a larger narrative about online harassment and accountability.

Rebel Wilson

Rebel Wilson shared a personal encounter in a television interview and said Meghan seemed less warm during a brief meeting. She noted that her mother asked direct questions which might have affected the interaction. Wilson later clarified that Harry was very friendly and that the situation could have influenced impressions. The story circulated widely and sparked conversations about celebrity meet and greets and public expectations.

Paul Burrell

Former royal butler Paul Burrell has offered critical commentary on Meghan during interviews and reality television segments. He often references royal protocol and household expectations when assessing her choices. His comments are framed as insights from past service within the royal household. Media outlets frequently invite him to compare tradition with the couple’s modern approach.

Tom Bower

Biographer Tom Bower published a book that scrutinized Meghan’s background media trajectory and relationships. He promoted the book through interviews that summarized key claims and interpretations. These appearances emphasized sources interviews and timelines central to his narrative. The project kept questions about credibility public image and media influence in regular discussion.

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