Megyn Kelly makes it strange to ask Meghan Markle “killing the queen”

It seems that she was hard to criticize her yet, the media personality has accused Megan of “bullying” and “a nightmare behind the scenes”, even to the extent that the Sussex Duchess was called “she killed the queen.”

Megan Kelly was criticized by Megan Markle when the ownership of the United States was described as feminist.

In a loud new boat, conservative commentator Kelly launched a flagrant attack on Megan, which included a burning demand indicating that the Duchess was involved in the death of Queen Elizabeth.

Kelly made the statement during a modern episode of podcasts, which included the owner of Barstool Sports Dave Portnoy as a guest.

The two were talking about the last interview with Megan with Jimmy Kern Lima on the Podcast Lima, which is the appearance of which the Duchess of many hearts were shared with herself and her family.

However, in the middle of the road, Portnoy via an attempt to explain his views about the royal family, Kelly intervened with the inflammatory comment, “something else, the queen killed” Daily Mail.

For some reason, Portnewi laughed at the suggestion instead of expressing shock in the extent of infections.

Then he agreed with Kelly, saying: “I killed the queen,” and moved with the conversation.

In addition to criticizing Meghan, Kelly had fingers of previous “suits” as “bullying”, who was a toxic president for all the employees who worked with her since she became ownership.

“She is from the fatwa, all the young women who worked for her resignation in crying, wore them, was very bad,” Kelly argued strongly.

The female critic also claimed that Megan’s behavior did not change when her private company began and that people began to submit similar complaints about two mother.

“When her private company began, similar reports from Montesito could not work with her, she is a nightmare behind the scenes,” Kelly said, referring to the recently launched Meghan brand.

Last year, Kelly also made severe criticism of Megan when she described herself as feminist.

The feminist observation was seen on the site that Megan launched with her husband, and it is an alternative to the previous article they have.

“Megan, the Duchess of Sussex is a feminist and hero of human rights and fairness between the sexes,” read Megan’s file on the site. “Her life for women and girls is still a fixed thread in her humanitarian and commercial projects.”

With the dismantling of the statement, Kelly said that the Duchess is unlikely to be feminist because of the number of employees that he chased with gases and seizures.

“How is this in any way to try to raise young women? She wants us to believe that she will not only raise young women, Daily Mail.

Kelly is not the only one to criticize Megan in recent weeks.

Tina Brown, especially her mother -in -law, also has some strong words for Migan following the launch of her brand.

The former editor of Vanity Fair criticized two mother as “desperate for attention” and said that “her problem is just an addition.”

Brown went on to suggest that Megan is “self -free” while trying to explain the potential reason behind new new commercial projects.

“If you simply succeed in one thing, then do something else, you will be in a place much better,” she criticized the biography of Princess Diana Megan. “But it is very shallow in its approach to the work she is doing.”

She added: “What I hear from everyone is that it is not supportive, and this is the issue.” “Her consulting circle, which she just feels like, is well, well, what is the point? You will not do it.”