Piers Morgan Calls Out Meghan Markle: ‘Stop Using the Royals for Personal Gain!’

Piers Morgan Calls Out Meghan Markle: ‘Stop Using the Royals for Personal Gain!’

Piers, who’s never shied away from speaking the truth about the Sussexes, completely demolished their latest attempt at rewriting history. And just when Catherine was bravely sharing her health journey, what did the attention-seeking duo do? They tried to promote their Polo series. The audacity of it all shows exactly what we’ve been saying all along.
What Piers brilliantly exposed is the fundamental contradiction at the heart of everything Harry and Meghan do. They claim they want privacy, yet Harry personally emails People magazine—the biggest gossip outlet in America—about his birthday. Can you believe the hypocrisy? As Piers so perfectly put it, it’s like saying you want privacy while giving exclusive interviews to The National Enquirer.

But this goes beyond just another Sussex publicity stunt. It’s part of a bigger pattern that’s been playing out ever since they left the Royal Family—well, abandoned their royal duties, more like. Remember when they claimed they left for privacy and a normal life? As Piers rightly points out, what they’ve really done is try to monetize every single aspect of their royal connections, all while attacking the institution that gave them those very titles they’re so desperate to hold on to.

The truly shocking part was when Piers revealed something explosive: he has it on very good authority that nearly every member of the Royal Family now wants nothing to do with Harry and Meghan. Why? Because they simply can’t trust them not to betray private conversations. Think about that. This is Harry’s own family who feel they can’t even speak freely with him anymore.

And let’s talk about these ridiculous claims of racism and safety issues they keep pushing. As was pointed out in this discussion, where exactly was this terrible persecution when Meghan was traveling freely around Colombia and Nigeria? It’s almost as if they might have been exaggerating their security concerns—shocking, right?