Piers Morgan lashes out at Meghan Markle, claiming she’s ‘not a Princess’

Controversial British broadcaster Piers Morgan has hit out at Meghan Markle once again, dedicating a segment on his show Uncensored to trashing the Duchess of Sussex.

Speaking with Royal expert Valentine Low and fellow journalists Isabel Oakeshott and Kevin Maguire, Morgan slammed Markle for referring to herself as a Princess, saying she’s exploiting the titles she and Prince Harry walked away from.

“She calls herself a princess on her podcast… you’re not a princess, you’re not a princess in any way.”

Piers Morgan says Harry and Meghan are capitalising on their titles purely for fame and money.@piersmorgan | @valentinelow | @TalkTV | #PMU pic.twitter.com/scBdHAIruf

— Piers Morgan Uncensored (@PiersUncensored) October 7, 2022

“She calls herself a princess on her podcast – little girls who grow up to make a real princess,” he said to his guests.

“You’re not a princess, you’re not a princess in any way.

“They do it quite deliberately to fuel the interest and commercial entities, and really the interest is based on them trashing their family.

“I mean without that, I’m not sure what we’re interested in, we don’t want to hear their woke homilies about life, do we?”

Morgan said the Duke and Duchess “trade-off their titles” and family “trashing” to generate income.

“I just do wonder if there is a point where Charles goes, ‘Actually you can’t do that anymore.’ It’d be unprecedented but why wouldn’t he?,” he said.

Low countered that the Royal titles are “irrelevant” to their money-making, insinuating they’re celebrities in their own right.

“No one really cares about the titles. If you strip them of their titles they’re still Harry and Meghan, they’d still be equally famous,” he said.

Morgan’s recent attack on Harry and Meghan comes as no surprise, as it seems the former Good Morning Britain host has dedicated his professional career to tearing the couple down.

In a recent article for Sky News, Morgan took aim at the couple’s latest portraits, saying “the message was clear: ‘Anything the stuffy old royals do, we do the same, only better.’”