Sharon delivered a cutting remark aimed at Megan during a live broadcast, prompted by Lady C's revelation about Megan's breach of William and Kate's privacy.
On Wednesday's episode of Celebrity Big Brother, Sharon Osbourne and Lou Walsh didn't hold back in criticizing Megan Marle. Mrs. Marle became the latest target of the judges' criticism after previous remarks directed at others like Jedward, Ronin Keting, and Andrew Lloyd Webber. While casually conversing with Fern Britain in the kitchen, Sharon expressed her views on the royal family, suggesting that Megan's behavior is contrived and insincere.
Louie, in agreement, chimed in with his own opinions, labeling Megan as manipulative. The conversation then shifted towards Kate Middleton, with Louie recalling an encounter with her at the Chelsea Flower Show. He humorously mentioned asking her if she named her son after him, but she gracefully evaded the question.
The discussion then returned to Megan, with Louie questioning if anyone besides Harry actually likes her. Fern diplomatically remarked on Megan's mysterious persona but hinted at a sense of manipulation behind her public image. Sharon emphatically agreed, asserting that Megan's behavior appears entirely scripted, even likening her acting skills to that of a "bad actress." The trio expressed hopes for Harry's return and reconciliation with William, emphasizing his talent and role within the family.
The comments unfolded amidst Lady C's discomfort over the controversy surrounding a photo taken by Prince William. She criticized the excessive editing of the photo, drawing parallels with the Kardashians' editing practices. Lady C expressed unease over the fact that an official photo from the palace faced scrutiny and removal, suggesting that it fueled conspiracy theories.
Furthermore, she highlighted ongoing complaints regarding William and Catherine's preference for taking their family photos, which undermines traditional photojournalists' opportunities. This instance, where the photo was edited poorly, exacerbates the resentment from media outlets towards the royal couple's desire for privacy.
