Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have recently made public complaints about their experiences within the royal family.
However, their grievances were met with ridicule from Sharon Osbourne during an episode of Celebrity Big Brother, where she engaged in a conversation with Katherine, the niece of Princess Diana's Uncle Gary Goldsmith. "I think everyone's fed up with their moaning," Sharon remarked candidly on the show. She expressed her belief that initially, the couple had received significant support, particularly Harry, who was immensely loved.
Yet, according to Gary, an additional dynamic disrupted their once harmonious family life, leading to increased drama and unhappiness. "It's unfair to rewrite history and air family matters publicly," Gary asserted, implying that the couple's actions, such as writing tell-all books, might hinder their chances of reconciliation with the royal family.
Royal commentator Angela Levan echoed similar sentiments in an interview, suggesting that constant complaining might deter Americans, who prefer proactive individuals over those who blame others for their troubles. She emphasized that attacking the royal family, particularly the beloved Queen, could alienate their support base.
Sharon Osbourne further discussed the couple's struggles to establish themselves in Hollywood, mentioning unsuccessful deals, such as their podcast, which were labeled as misguided ventures by some. Sharon's defense of her friend Piers Morgan, who faced backlash for his remarks about Meghan following her interview with Oprah Winfrey, led to her own ordeal.
She received death threats and retreated from public life for two months, undergoing extensive therapy to cope with the aftermath. Sharon felt unjustly blacklisted due to the incident, lamenting the harsh judgment of the internet and the toll it took on her mental health.
