Megan Markle left “crying” after criticizing a woman “I liked”

Megan Markle He was recently subjected to harsh criticism by the former Editor -in -Chief of Virite Vanity, Tina BrownWho described the rule of the Duchess as “the worst in the world.”

According to a new report, these tremendous notes left Meghan Durat, given her alleged admiration for Brown. As I claimed Prince Harry He was always obligated to leave the royal life, describing him as fragile, easily affected by his wife, but naturally talented as a prince.

Tina Brown argued that the Duke could have returned to the monarchy without Megan Markle, and suggested that Diana would not support the former actress.

Megan faced her fair share of criticism over the years, and she was often able to clean her. But there is one noisy note that hit it much deeper, to a large extent because it came from someone who admired him.

According to the royal commentator Neil Sean, the Duchess of Sussex left “she cannot bear with tears and at the same time angry” after Tina Brown, the former famous editor of Vanity Fair and Tats, He publicly criticized her rule.

Brown, who was close to Princess Diana and the best -selling biography of “The Diana Chronicles”, was a special importance for Mighan. The Duchess is said to have studied the book while preparing to enter the royal life.

For this reason, according to Rapid Sean, Megan was “abstract because she admired Tina Brown, and in particular, she read his books simply because of her relationship with Princess Diana, and to get this, because she wanted to find a better relationship so that she could understand her husband, Prince Harry, and how he felt him towards his mother.”

Speaking of “The Ankler” with Janice Min in October, Brown, who also formulated the best -selling “The Palace Papers”, was not criticizing Megan.

She claimed that the former actress “has the worst judgment from anyone in the whole world,” adding that from her point of view, Megan “is not flawed to make her wrong. All her ideas are the total C-, unfortunately.”

Brown was also weighing Prince Harry, indicating that his royal exit was inevitable for a long time.

She described it as “reckless” and many inside the palace said he believed that he was always going to move away from the royal life.

According to Brown, Harry fought deeply with life within the monarchy.

“It was very fragile, combustible, it was very unhappy, frankly, in the restrictions of the royal family,” she said, adding, “He was terrible admired Megan. He thought she knew everything. I convinced him that she was blindly followed, she was blindly followed.

However, Brown gave a rare praise to the Sussex, while highlighting his natural gift to the royal life.

“The thing in Harry is that it is very good in being Prince Harry.” “This is the tragedy of all this; he is the most talented member in the royal family, undoubtedly, in that he is a prince, and it is all he knows how he does. He is really unforgettable in that.”

Brown claimed that Harry’s path to royal life will only be possible without Megan to his side.

She admitted that his return could be a big boost to ownership, but she questioned that she would happen, noting the tense relationship between him and Prince William.

Brown indicated that Harry is still shining when he represents himself on the world stage.

“When he continues on these eliminated foreign trips, he is really good in that. He is a magician, he is funny, he’s sweet, he is authentic again. He has a real feeling that he is real and real, and he is not flawed in it,” Braun explained.

She continued to describe the paradox in the current royal situation, saying that it is sad that Harry could not return to “England and play this role, which is strongly required, because ownership is now a skeleton for himself.”

Brown added that now more than ever, the royal family “can use a pleasant and joyful ambassador to the world that will be Harry” because of Charles’s cancer struggle, Kate, who suffers from remission of cancer and William, “which reduces all the concern over his shoulders.”

However, Brown emphasized the repeated challenge: “The problem is the same problem that I talked about with Princess Diana and Charles, which was known as” emergency problem. “I mean, there is no doubt about it.”