Meghan Markle is again facing criticism from royal critics who claim she lacks authenticity and has used “social climbing” to increase her status.
This comes after Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, appeared on a podcast hosted by skim-co-founder Emma Grede.
During the interview, the mother of two talked about her life with Prince Harry and her career after leaving royal tasks.
Critics compared Meghan’s way to Gries and called businesswoman a genuine self -made success, while Meghan’s rise was more about who she married.
Talking about Sun, News commentator Samara Gill said: “It was like the lack of authenticity in this interview was really tangible.
“Emma Greed, who was the interviewer, she is such a self-made East Londons who actually really fought for what she has,” she added.
The expert continued, “She is really the brain behind a lot of big brands, Kardashians, etc., which is a bit tawdry, but you know she really is someone who was working on being there.”
“On the other hand, Meghan really socially mountainous his way to the top,” Gill said. “So it is very difficult to take this authentic side that Emma gave, and this complete lack of authenticity that Meghan showed in the interview, it was very difficult to see.”
On this, the royal author and expert Hugo Vickers added: “The case is, would no one ever listen to Meghan Markle if it wasn’t the fact that she had married Prince Harry?
“I mean the social mountaineering – because she is married to Prince Harry – it gives it a soap opera quality that seems to appeal to everyone, otherwise no one would be interested in.
“I mean a lot of other people doing the kind of thing she does – I mean to sprinkle petals over salads and so.”
