According to royal expert Lee Cohen, Donald Trump's recent criticism of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle echoes the "public frustration" aimed at the couple.
As reported by GB News, Cohen suggests that Trump's remarks stem from the belief that Prince Harry showed "unforgivable disloyalty" to the Royal Family, especially to the late Queen Elizabeth II.
Trump's comments imply that Prince Harry would be "isolated" if Trump were to be re-elected as President, citing controversies surrounding Harry's US immigration status and past drug use, as noted by the conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation.
The Foundation argues that Prince Harry's admission of illegal drug use in his memoir, "Spare," raises legal concerns regarding his entry into the US.
During a recent interview on ABC's Good Morning America, Prince Harry addressed questions about his potential US citizenship following his move to California with Meghan Markle in 2020. Although he admitted considering the idea, he clarified that it wasn't currently a top priority.
American journalist Lee Cohen, discussing Trump's remarks, noted that while Trump's delivery may be unconventional, he often vocalizes sentiments shared by many.
Cohen concurred with Trump's views on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, emphasizing widespread public frustration with their actions, which include what Cohen described as "betrayals, disloyal hypocrisy, and self-promotion."
Cohen highlighted Trump's alignment with public sentiment regarding the couple's perceived sense of entitlement and self-promotion, particularly evident in their recent rebranding efforts portraying Meghan as a significant influencer.
Host Nana Akua echoed Cohen's sentiments, expressing relief that American supporters of the royal couple are now recognizing the concerns previously voiced in Britain about the Sussexes' behavior.
Nana emphasized the couple's persistent involvement with the Royal Family despite claims of trying to move on with their lives, indicating ongoing tensions surrounding their actions.
