Meghan Markle and Prince Harry face scathing criticism in a ruthless 2023 assessment of the royal family

In a brutal 2023 review of the royal family, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who departed from the royal family in 2020 and now reside in the US, are labeled as the "relegate royals of Montecito."

Esteemed broadcaster and columnist Esther Krakue pulled no punches as she dissected the lives of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex while discussing the happenings within the Firm for the year 2023 with Sky News host Caroline Di Russo.

Krakue highlighted the year's notable events, starting with the release of Harry's book, "Spare," which, following the Netflix documentary and the Oprah Winfrey interview, was perceived as another installment in the Sussexes' narrative of grievances and allegations against their treatment by the Royal Family.

Taking a blunt jab at the couple based in California, Krakue remarked, "Transitioning from that to the South Park episode, effectively lampooning the Sussexes and their global privacy tour. It's truly been a rollercoaster of a year, simultaneously riveting and enjoyable."

Expressing the honor of sharing thoughts on what she dubbed "the relegate royals of Montecito," Krakue's commentary delves into the dynamics of the royal family's year.

This criticism follows King Charles's notable exclusion of Harry from the royal family's coronation documentary, despite the Duke's earlier presence in the year.

Krakue nonchalantly noted, "His absence wasn't surprising, given his absence from the coronation entirely. His children and wife chose to remain in California, even though he insisted on giving his kids the prince and princess titles. The focus was not on him; this was not about him."