NWA Champion Tyrus has once again criticized Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, suggesting that some gifts "royally suck" and should be sent back to where they originated.
While hosting Gutfeld, Tyrus took a swipe at the Sussexes, expressing his opinion that certain gifts are simply undesirable and should be returned to their source. The approval ratings of Harry and Meghan in the USA faced a significant decline after a South Park episode titled "Respect Our Privacy" was released, leading to mockery from several fans.
During a conversation with Piers Morgan and Cat Tim, Tyrus commented on the couple's approval ratings, highlighting Meghan's rating of minus 10 and Prince Harry's rating of minus 17.
Tyrus emphasized the importance of accountability, stating that when individuals write books to smear others, people want to scrutinize the authenticity of the claims. He questioned the character of someone who would expose private family matters in such a manner.
Additionally, Tyrus took a playful jab at Prince Harry, suggesting that he always appears uncomfortable, akin to sitting on thin ice, especially when Meghan is speaking. He mentioned an instance where Harry referred to himself as a "spare part" in the past. UFC commentator Joe Rogan also joined in mocking Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in connection to the South Park episode.
The former WWE star expressed support for Piers Morgan, commending him for standing his ground against the couple. Tyrus believes that people are now rejecting Harry and Meghan as they should. Despite the Sussexes' efforts to establish a new brand outside the Royals and pursue ventures in Hollywood, an expert, Professor Pauline McLaren, suggests they have not yet found the right balance for their reputation.
She questioned Meghan's use of her Duchess of Sussex title while advocating for causes in the US, emphasizing that it might not be appropriate for someone with political ambitions. Professor McLaren argued that Meghan's attachment to the royal title indicates a lack of clear direction in terms of identity and objectives.
