Amid Princess Kate's battle with cancer, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry face scrutiny for not addressing the onslaught of attacks against her by their fans.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been urged to take action to alleviate Princess Kate's suffering during her illness.
Accusations have been leveled against Meghan and Harry's supporters, known as the 'Sussex Squad', for exacerbating the challenges faced by the future Queen through relentless online harassment.
Speaking on GB News America, commentator Lizzie Cundy criticized Meghan and Harry for their apparent lack of response to the situation.
"They seem to be too self-absorbed to recognize the harm caused by their supporters," Cundy remarked. "While Meghan has spoken out against online trolling, they have remained silent on the attacks directed at Kate."
Cundy further expressed concern over the negative impact of Meghan's recent ventures, stating, "Her latest endeavors have not resonated well in the UK."
She added, "I believe there's growing discontent across the pond, with many feeling disillusioned by her criticism of the Royal Family and the spreading of falsehoods, including allegations of racism and the false claim that Kate made her cry."
Criticism also extended to Meghan's recent career moves, with Cundy remarking, "She seems to be positioning herself as a Gwyneth Paltrow-type figure, and now they've secured two new Netflix shows."
