Former President Trump, in an interview with Piers Morgan for "Piers Morgan Uncensored," expressed strong opinions about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, suggesting that the couple's royal titles should be revoked.
Trump, who admitted to being "not a fan" of Meghan, criticized Harry for being "led by the nose," claiming that the prince is "beaten" and a "disgrace."
In the interview clip published by The Sun, Trump went on to state that he believes Harry gets "whipped like no person I think I've ever seen," further predicting that the couple's marriage will end badly. He speculated on potential scenarios, questioning what would happen when Harry decides he's tired of being bossed around or if Meghan develops an interest in someone else.
Responding to Morgan's query about whether he would strip Harry's royal titles if he were the Queen of England, Trump asserted that he would support such an action. He expressed disagreement with the Queen's approach, suggesting that she should have stated, "If that's your choice, fine, but you no longer have titles." Trump criticized Harry's perceived disrespect to the country and emphasized the Queen's loyalty to it.
The interview with Piers Morgan gained attention last week when Morgan tweeted a promo, hinting at a tough interrogation that led to the former president leaving the show. Trump later accused Morgan of deceptive editing in the video.
This latest controversy adds to the ongoing scrutiny surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The couple faced public criticism and support after stepping away from royal duties and relocating to California. Their revelations about personal struggles within the royal family, including comments about their son Archie's skin color, were detailed in a previous interview with Oprah.
Piers Morgan, previously associated with "Good Morning Britain," faced professional consequences for his controversial comments casting doubt on the couple's claims and was subsequently fired from the talk show. The dynamics within the royal family continue to be a focal point of public discourse, with opinions on the couple's actions and the potential stripping of their titles varying widely.
