Meghan Markle struggles to understand that not everyone is a fan of hers.
Instead of taking responsibility for her actions, she often attributes the criticism to racism, hatred, and various other excuses. Her supporters echo this sentiment, labeling any critique as racist. However, substantial evidence suggests she exhibits narcissistic traits, making her an easy target for comedians. From shows like South Park and Family Guy to daily commentaries, she has become a frequent subject of mockery.
Each of her missteps provides more material for humor, such as her recent venture into the jelly business. Comedians David Spade and Donna Carvey couldn't resist mocking her American Riviera Orchard jelly, suggesting names like "They Hate Me Because I'm Mixed Race Jelly" and "I Was on Suits Then I Was a Princess Jelly." While Meghan might not appreciate the humor, many find it comedic gold.
Meghan has become the butt of jokes, a figure of ridicule, and a self-parody, handing comedians endless material with every misstep. Her attempts to be taken seriously are often overshadowed by her actions, making it difficult for people to take her seriously. Instead of joining in the laughter, she reacts with anger, trying to silence her critics.
In 2023, comedians David Spade and Donna Carvey shared their thoughts on Meghan and Prince Harry, poking fun at the couple's dinner outing for Meghan's birthday. They humorously mimicked their interactions and even touched on controversial rumors surrounding the couple. Their comedic take was well-received, with many finding their observations amusingly accurate. Despite the humor, Spade and Carvey's remarks resonated with many as they highlighted the ongoing public fascination with the Sussexes.
Harry and Meghan recently concluded a three-day tour of Nigeria to promote the Invictus Games and have since returned to the United States. Amid their various ventures, such as the American Riviera Orchard launch, Harry's Netflix polo documentary series, and Meghan's cooking show, experts are questioning their relevance in the U.S. Audiences seem disinterested in a prince playing polo or a duchess cooking. Their move to the U.S. in 2020 was controversial, but it pales in comparison to the backlash from their repeated public criticisms of the royal family. Through books, podcasts, interviews, and documentaries, they have continuously aired their grievances, which has not endeared them to the American public.
Despite their attempts to move on from their tumultuous past, many believe they have lost favor in the U.S. due to their repeated public attacks on Harry's family. This has made it challenging for them to fully integrate into Hollywood's high-profile circles. Daily Mail columnist Sarah Vine noted their absence from events like the Met Gala, suggesting that prominent figures like Anna Wintour, a self-avowed monarchist, are avoiding association with the couple despite their connections to Vogue. This ongoing controversy continues to overshadow their attempts to establish a new life in the U.S.
