Royal expert Simon Vigar has denounced Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's portrayal of the royal family, labeling it as "bizarre" and expressing regret over their perspective.
During an episode of The Sun’s Royal Exclusive show, Vigar highlighted the extensive support Meghan and Harry received both internally and externally, contrasting with their own viewpoint.
Vigar emphasized efforts within the Palace to integrate Meghan, making her feel welcome following her marriage to Harry in 2018.
"The notion that people didn't want it to succeed - I find it utterly bizarre," Vigar remarked, underscoring the lengths to which Palace members went to accommodate Meghan.
Vigar suggested that the fondness toward Meghan from Prince Harry contributed to the warm reception she received.
Moreover, Vigar asserted that media coverage of Meghan was predominantly positive, contradicting the narrative presented by the Sussexes following their departure from royal duties.
Reflecting on Meghan's public engagements before the wedding, Vigar noted a significant shift in demographics, indicating broader societal acceptance and modernity.
However, Vigar lamented Harry and Meghan's decision to step down as senior royals in 2020, describing it as a "great shame" and implying that progress had been lost.
In summary, criticism mounts against Meghan and Harry's perspective on their relationship with the royal family, with Vigar and others expressing disappointment over what they perceive as a skewed narrative.
