'KISS AMERICA GOODBYE': Meghan McCain says Harry and Meghan Markle have lost the US after incendiary docu
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: American television personality and columnist, Meghan McCain said "Harry and Meghan have lost America" after she watched two volumes of the highly anticipated Netflix docuseries of the former royal couple, 'Harry & Meghan'. McCain has referred to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex as "the world's most miserable (ex)royals." Besides, she also claims that the controversial duo has been able to achieve something which even Joe Biden and Donald Trump have failed to do - and that is uniting the people of America. She further wrote, "everyone is plugging their ears, covering their eyes, and screaming, 'Please God, make it stop!'" after watching the show.
McCain in her recent writing titled, 'Kiss America goodbye, Harry and Meghan, you've finally lost us', spoke about the former royal's Netflix bombshell. While writing for Daily Mail, McCain advised the readers not to watch the Netflix docu, seemingly indicating that watching the program will be "nothing short of a waste of time." According to McCain, the criticism is reportedly not only coming from the royalists or the old-school, conservative, anti-woke crusaders, but it is also the left who is allegedly unleashing their wrath towards Prince Harry and Meghan.
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McCain talking about some of the headlines wrote, "Some critics have had their fill of the couple's account," The New York Times wrote while detailing a laundry list of critics who found it to be "grudge-rehashing," a "gussied-up reality show" and "out-of-touch, self-absorbed and cornier than a Hallmark movie," as per Daily Mail. She further added, The Atlantic, ran the headline, "The Cringeworthy End of 'Harry & Meghan' on Netflix… The ex-royals insist they're moving on. Viewers should be so lucky." As per McCain, far-left Slate ran the headline, "It's okay to admit Harry and Meghan are annoying."
McCain pointed out the fact that the docuseries have failed to answer the basic questions on the basis of which various rifts were created between the ex-royal couple and the rest of the royal family members - something which the viewers longed to know for the last few years. The daughter of politician John McCain further said that the series did not address the identity of the 'royal racist' who allegedly questioned 'how dark' their son Archie's skin would be, did not provide the details of how Princess Kate allegedly made Meghan cry before the wedding and also did not provide any tangible proof that the royal family is institutionally racist, as per the news outlet.
She further pointed out that neither Prince Harry nor his wife has shown any humbleness in the six episodes, nor did they ask to be forgiven, or show personal accountability and growth. McCain said that "Americans like to root for the underdog", but it "failed to give the viewers something to root for" and was "nothing more than six hours of emotional hypnotherapy sessions."
The 38-year-old also lashed out at the couple for playing the victims in the program and putting all the blame on the Queen and the "rampantly racist" royal family. McCain believes Prince Harry and Meghan appear to enjoy all the royal treatments even after quitting their royal duties as they were shown living in one of the wealthiest areas in America, Montecito, California. According to McCain, it looks like a "Nancy Meyers set, impeccably decorated, including one scene where Meghan is sitting on a chair with a Hermes blanket behind her that costs $1,650". McCain noted that they also have horses, chickens, idyllic views of the coast, and travel in black SUVs with full security escorts. She also called out the couple for taking refuge in Tyler Perry's house and on private islands of Canada, for staying in enormous penthouses in New York City, and flying their dogs on private beds in their private planes with their team of assistants and nannies.
She added that Prince Harry's book 'Spare' which drops in January next year and Meghan's podcast is going to make the situation worse for them with their ever-continuing potshots towards the royal family but to McCain "America has moved on, even if they haven't."