Below is Piers Morgan’s full column on Harry and Meghan’s interview.
Get sick.
Shameful.
Self-compassion.
Salaz.
Outrageous.
Sanctimoniosa.
Spectacular self-service.
These were just my initial thoughts after ten minutes of crying Oprah with Meghan and Harry, and while I was limited to using only words that started with the letter ‘s’.
When I had finished all the two-hour orgy of pious, self-indulgent, self-indulgent manger, the steam came out of my ears like a exploding geyser and my lexicon of rabid epithets extended to the entire range of the ‘alphabet.
I’ve never seen a more repulsively absurd interview.
Nor more horribly hypocritical or contradictory.
They lamented the terrible pain of their royal titles, but were also outraged that their son Archie could not be a prince.
They explained their constant trauma due to nasty newspaper stories, but repeatedly insisted that they never read any of them.
They claimed they were forced to sign $ 1 billion deals with Netflix and Spotify because Prince Charles cut their allowance, even though Harry inherited millions from his late mother, Princess Diana, and the royal family. he assured all his life.
And so he continued nauseatingly.
In the midst of a pandemic that has already claimed more than 2.5 million lives, a couple surprisingly rich and entitled to live in a $ 14 million sun-kissed California mansion wanted everyone to know that THEY are the real ones victims here.
Meghan even compared her previous life in the palace to the paralyzing existence of coronavirus blocks that stole freedom, which must have sounded so empathetic to the large families living at the top of the blocks of the palace. tower with three children trying to go home. work to pay for food.
“I couldn’t even meet my friends for lunch!” lamented the Duchess of Illusion, who flew to New York for a $ 500,000 baby shower with all her newly found celebrity friends, and then returned to London like any good ecological warrior from the footprint of George Clooney’s carbon that surprised the private jet.
But in the midst of all the relatively trivial gossip, some incredibly damaging bombs appeared deliberately detonated to cause maximum damage to the British royal family and the monarchy.
First, Meghan claimed to have committed suicide under pressure from being a princess and had to turn down her requests for help because of the cold, discouraged Palace.
They didn’t tell us who did the rejection or why he couldn’t seek his own therapy or treatment if that’s what he thought he needed. After all, her husband has been talking about mental health for years and has close relationships with all mental health charities.
Instead, we must believe that the Palace rejected a suicidal woman pregnant in her hour of desperate need.
But this was not even the most explosive revelation.
No, this came when Meghan told Oprah that a member of the royal family had asked what color her baby would be during a conversation with Harry.
In fact, he said there were several conversations, while he said there was only one.
But none of them would name the Royal Offensive.
Harry said he would never reveal the name.
So now we have to see all the Royals as racists.
Nor were we given details of what exactly was said or in what context it was said.
A Royal Senior, older, innocently asking Harry what skin color his baby might have, since Meghan’s mother is black and her father white, would it constitute racism?
I would do so if there was any derogatory tone in the question or any suggestion that would pose a problem of the child’s dark skin. But we do not know the answers to these vital questions, because after dropping the bomb of racism, the Sussex will say no more.
I find him a coward.
And the racism charge got worse.
Meghan followed up stating, without providing evidence, that the royal family decided to change the rules specifically to prevent her son Archie from becoming a prince, due to his skin color.
Again, no name was given to the horrific racist in the Palace responsible for a disgusting discriminatory decision.
But, as both Meghan and Harry know, the only person who has the last word on the titles is the queen.
Thus, in making this incredible unproven statement, they effectively label Her Majesty, Harry’s grandmother, as racist.
It is difficult to think of a more shameful insult against a woman who has devoted her whole life to the service of her country and the Commonwealth.
The queen is not racist and has never been racist.
To even suggest that it could be is disgusting.
But to do so at a time when her husband, Prince Philip, 99, has spent the last few weeks lying seriously ill in hospital is worse than that, is despicable.
Nothing Meghan Markle said in that interview surprised me.
From the moment Oprah announced her scoop, I predicted anyone would ask me that Meghan would aggressively play mental and career health cards to deviate from any criticism of herself and her own behavior or responsibility.
I also cynically suspect that is why she chose to do such a sensational interview when she was five months pregnant. Why would any woman do this after having a miscarriage last year, knowing the obvious controversy, media attention, and stress it would cause? The answer, I fear, is that he thought pregnancy would provide him with another layer of protection against the inevitable fury and criticism that would result from having destroyed the royal family.
Having had a personal experience, on a small scale, of Meghan Markle’s cruelty when she dispensed with anyone in her life who stopped using her, it was no great surprise to see her light a giant bonfire that would surely cause irreparable damage. to her husband’s family.
After all, she set fire to her entire family, along with her ex-husband and most of her old friends.
This was the acting representation of his life, with every word, every facial expression carefully planned and choreographed.
In fact, it’s not too late, someone should nominate him for the Oscars.
I mean, this is a woman who was photographed on the railings of Buckingham Palace as a star-eyed teenager, but who now wants us to believe she knew nothing about the Royals and never searched Google their handsome prince when they met.
Given that these two are obvious lies, why should we believe anything that comes out of their mouth?
“No one told me how to make shorts or sing the British national anthem,” lamented a 39-year-old woman, married to someone who could probably help with both.
But make no mistake, this interview will be a triumph for Meghan in the United States. Her story of a poor, vulnerable and unsuspecting bi-racial woman thrown to wolves by a white, racist royal family and the British racist press is already advertised as “brave”, “brave” and “iconic” to all. United States.
He has exactly what he wants: his homeland feels sorry for him.
And alas among all those who criticize Meghan, because she will instantly feel condemned as a “racist bully” towards a woman accused of subjecting her own young Palace staff to horrific harassment.
But what about Prince Harry and his own homeland of Britain?
How the hell could he allow his wife to overthrow his family like that on television and attack and despise the same institution so beloved by his grandmother?
He even let her throw it at Kate, his brother William’s wife, a woman who never said a bad word about Meghan in public, under the bus saying it made her cry followed by the children’s wedding dresses.
That “space,” which is how Harry framed his current fractured relationship with William, will now be the size of 1000 Grand Canyons.
And then Harry happily joined the Soprano-style beating, revealing incredibly intimate secrets about his father, Prince Charles, the kind he would scream in fury if they had been revealed by the tabloid press.
He claimed that Charles stopped answering his calls last January after he and Meghan left his country and the royal family and also cut off his large financial allowance. And Harry is still furious with his father, apparently, for dropping him.
However, what exactly has Charles done wrong, other than trying to cope with the constant hunger for drama that his strongest young son has?
He granted finance to Harry and Meghan for years, and even intervened to walk her down the aisle when her father retired after suffering a heart attack and was disowned by his daughter (where Winfrey was asked about Oprah “nothing out of bounds”?) – now they pay him with this open stabbing betrayal.
Harry loyally says that Charles and William are “trapped” in the institution of the monarchy because they are the heirs to the throne.
“They don’t get to leave, and I have a lot of compassion for that,” he said.
Oh, please.
He and Meghan shoot non-stop over their compassion and show just the opposite of their own families.
If Charles or William wanted to leave, they could do exactly what Harry did and what Edward VIII did when he abdicated.
Any royal can “leave.”
But only Edward and Harry did, both coinciding after falling in love with American women.
The only difference is that Edward and Wallis Simpson never spoke ill of the royal family in public or destroyed the monarchy.
Within hours of airing the Oprah interview, the hashtag #AbolishTheMonarchy was tending to Twitter.
This is the effect that the accusations of Meghan and Harry have had with their surprisingly poisonous accusations.
Mrs. Markle will not care about the damage she has done to an institution that clearly insults.
But Harry should do it.
The fact that he has so willingly participated in such a despicable public attack on the Royal Family (his family) and the Monarchy is utterly shameful.
And to have caused so much harm to her grandmother, the 94-year-old queen, at a time when her husband is seriously ill in hospital, is simply frightening.
When it comes to mental health and having a heart, it seems like Meghan and Harry only care about themselves.