Meghan Markle faces criticism for her assertion of being a 'feminist' on her and Prince Harry's newly launched website, as American journalist and media personality Megyn Kelly sheds light on discrepancies in the former Suits star's behavior towards Kate Middleton and Queen Elizabeth, suggesting it contradicts her feminist claims.
Kelly, host of a talk show and podcast, denounced Meghan's portrayal of herself as a feminist on Sussex.com, labeling it a "big lie" during a segment where she scrutinized the Duchess of Sussex's profile.
The website's introduction describes Meghan as a feminist and advocate for human rights and gender equity, highlighting her dedication to women and girls throughout her humanitarian and business endeavors.
Kelly, accompanied by DailyMail.com columnist Maureen Callahan, rebuffed Meghan's feminist stance, citing instances where she allegedly mistreated female staff and exhibited tantrums and tirades.
The Duke and Duchess are expected to utilize the website to share personal and official updates, providing information through the 'News' section.
In response to Meghan's claims of feminism, Kelly and Callahan questioned her treatment of Queen Elizabeth, emphasizing the need for reverence and appreciation towards her royal duties.
The couple's website, titled 'The Office of Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex,' aims to shape the future through business and philanthropy, but its launch has reignited tensions with the Royal Family over the use of their Sussex title.
