Oprah Winfrey is now a sworn enemy of the British royal family. So, while she may consider herself the queen of US chat shows, it’s time she shut her big mouth when it comes to the highly sensitive matters surrounding King Charles’ coronation.
In another attempt to destabilize our monarchy, following his disgusting TV hit piece in which he allowed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to tell countless lies without a hint of journalistic pushback, including claims of fanciful racism, he has now turned his attention to the crisis around him.
Speaking on US Breakfast TV, he insisted: ‘I think they should do what they think is best for them and their families. That’s what I think. It comes down to the bottom line: ‘What do you think is the right thing for you?’
Not once did Harry and Meghan do what was best for their family, which was their dirty score-settling ‘interview’ with Oprah as Prince Philip was literally on his deathbed.
Harry and Meghan never once did what was best for their family, granting Oprah their dirty score-settling ‘interview’ while Prince Philip was literally on his deathbed.
And, for once, this decision shouldn’t be about what’s right for them. Of course, it’s okay to have Harry and Meghan’s coronation time.
Despite displaying a deep disdain for the establishment and their family members within it, the Duke and Duchess of Oak have recently come to the devastating realization that their closeness to the royal family is largely responsible for whether the Hollywood paychecks will continue to flow.
Their stock has been lifted for their paymasters like Netflix and Spotify – both companies suffering from overzealous content commissions – if seen in one of the most consequential royal events in living memory.
Oprah made the comment on CBS to her BFF Gayle King, another so-called friend of Meghan’s who showed absolutely no interest in the C-list actress when she was the star of Suits but was suddenly in her inner circle when she started dating a prince. to do
Meghan is obsessed with US breakfast TV, believing it is the best way to win increasingly skeptical Americans back to her floundering cause.
While in the royal family, I remember a member of the Sussex Survivors Club telling me that Meghan was so obsessed with America’s big three breakfast anchors — Savannah Guthrie of NBC’s Today Show, Robin Roberts of ABC’s Good Morning America and her aforementioned pal Gayle. was On CBS Mornings — these announcements often coincide with their programs airing at 7 a.m. New York Times, his advisers offer special briefings to the famous anchors.
And Meghan is especially hanging on every word uttered by Gayle and Oprah, whom she considers the queens of the American celebrity revival movement she’s so desperate to be a part of.
The message to Meghan from her pair of fake friends came through loud and clear: We need your coronation time to maintain our own influence as your powerhouse American media partner.
Oprah likes to give Harry and Meghan unsolicited public advice designed to do the most damage to our royal family, I’d like to offer her some words of my own wisdom.
It’s ugly, it’s ugly, but it’s how the Hollywood elite has always operated; Friendships are rarely genuine, but instead determined by one’s power and influence.
Oprah made a similar public intervention after the late Queen’s death, proving that even a family tragedy is an event she can happily promote pro-Meghan if it gives her a voice of authority at royal events.
So as Oprah likes to offer unsolicited public advice to Harry and Meghan designed to do maximum damage to our royal family, I’d like to offer her some words of wisdom of my own…
Ms. Winfrey, you were a dishonest player in the Battle of Windsor, allowing a false narrative to spread around the world that the Royal Family was somehow racist.
Your lack of journalistic integrity when interviewing one of your close friends did the late Queen and her husband Prince Philip a lot of damage, and while you didn’t publicly admit that neither of them were personally racist, you didn’t correct the record about proven lies all around. The institution they dedicated their lives to before any of the great Britons died.
In fact, it was Harry who finally walked away from the allegations earlier this year, downing racism to unconscious bias during another interview with a close friend of ITV’s Tom Bradby.
Your advice to Harry and Meghan, both privately and publicly, is designed to create maximum drama and further your own involvement in the story rather than to protect the British royal family, who you know cannot respond publicly due to their constitutional role.
While you want Harry and Meghan at the coronation because it gives you another chance to insert yourself into this sordid story, it’s not the best thing for King Charles, Prince William, the British royal family, or the public, who want to keep the focused laser-focused on our new king and an unnecessary one. Not confusion.
In other words, Oprah: Please butt out of the royalty business.
