After leaving behind their Royal titles through a grand Megxit, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have on countless occasions spoken about the Royal family. And more often than not, it is not anything nice. The fact that a spectacle was made out of Meghan Markle when she joined the Royal family is not unknown to anyone. Furthermore, the media went above and beyond to find anything to criticize her, and her father selling her pictures definitely did not help the case.

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However, things hit a new low when Jeremy Clarkson talked about Meghan Markle in The Sun article in what could be considered the most humiliating manner possible. Prince Harry did not get a chance to address the commentary in his memoir Spare, but made his disdain clear in his interview with ITV.

Prince Harry hits out at the Royal family because of Meghan Markle

In their Netflix documentary, both Prince Harry and Meghan Markle discussed their life inside the palace. Moreover, them being neglected was a reoccurring theme throughout the six episodes. While the couple did garner support, many bashed them for speaking about the Royal family. The most bizarre case, however, came from journalist Jeremy Clarkson who wrote a disturbing piece about Markle. Clarkson made a Game of Thrones reference to reveal his desire for public humiliation for the Duchess. The Sussex royal, in his latest interview with ITV, raised questions about why the Royal family has chosen to stay silent when such degrading words are being written about his wife.

“It’s no longer a case of me asking for accountability, but at this point, the world is asking for accountability and the world is asking for some form of comment from the monarchy. But the silence is deafening, to put it mildly,” Harry mentioned.

Furthermore, the article received the wrath of many, including those who do not support the Suits actress and even high-profile names such as Sadiq Khan (London Mayor) and John Bishop. Meanwhile, the Royal family remained numb.

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