Meghan Markle‘s statement on wearing pantyhose has sparked controversy. The Duchess of Sussex recently took a dig at her royal life during her interview with Bloomberg. She revealed how she couldn’t be herself wearing “nude pantyhose” as a working royal, finding it “inauthentic.” Now, royal experts have criticised Markle for these comments.
Royal experts slam Meghan Markle for ‘inauthentic’ pantyhose anecdote
Royal experts have slammed Meghan Markle’s comments on wearing pantyhose during her working royal life. Kinsey Schofield told Fox News Digital, “I thought Meghan’s anecdote about pantyhose was ludicrous.” The 40-year-old further added, “This is the same woman that waxed poetically about Sara Blakely, founder of Spanx.” Schofield continued sharing her thoughts referring to the recently premiered “With Love, Meghan” Season 2 on Netflix.
Schofield said, “Meghan’s pity parties sell and if I were Netflix, I would be angry that a far more personal interview was released the same day as her streaming program where we hardly get any insight into Meghan’s private life with Harry.” Besides Schofield, expert Richard Fitzwilliams told the outlet about finding the new season of the series inauthentic. He stated, “It is instructive seeing this whilst wading through the vacuous second series of ‘With Love, Meghan.’ It’s trivial, smiley and cringey.”
Fitzwilliams continued that the Duchess of Sussex‘s dig at the royal family’s “inauthenticity “was an obvious ploy to get headlines. “She knows that any mention of her time as a senior working royal gets instant worldwide attention.” Meanwhile, Schofield shared Markle’s “constant contradictions are jarring.” The “Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered” star continued, “Insinuating that nude tights are somehow archaic while promoting a TV series where she’s glued to a kitchen being Susie Homemaker,”
Despite the former actor’s statement on “not having a voice, the truth is the “royal family gave Meghan the platform she has today,” said Schofield. She concluded Markle “would not have the opportunities she has in 2025 if it weren’t for her proximity to the British royal family.” Schofield added, “If you’re constantly having to tell us how authentic you are… you probably aren’t as authentic as you think you are.”
