Sky News contributor Adrian Hayes slammed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle amidst the couple's two-day quasi-royal trip to Jordan.The couple travelled 7,500 miles to Amman at the invitation of the WHO to highlight humanitarian efforts supporting refugees. They visited the World Central Kitchen to learn about the delivery of a million daily meals to Gaza and toured a rehabilitation centre to speak with patients about the emotional pain of addiction.
Appearing on the news channels, Australian broadcast, he was asked why they were there, and he didn't hold back in his opinion."I think anything to do with the Sussexes is you've got to look at as PR and publicity. It's a very fame-obsessed woman and her husband in tow...It's very strange...why are they there? Bit divisive again...[But] there's a PR battle going on between the Sussex es and the Prince and Princess of Wales, [which] sort of stems from the Sussexes. But I think everything's got to be taken with a pinch of salt, [what] Harry and mega do," he said.
During an appearance on Patrick Christys Tonight on GB News, she was asked for her opinion on the trip, and she didn't hold back.
"The optics for the Royal Family looks very, very bad on this," she said. "We can get into the basics... Meghan Markle cosplaying Princess Diana, her idol."The way that she's standing, posing with the refugees. I mean, she asked one of them how they were in their treatment - they'd lost their legs. All very noble.
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"Harry being dragged along like one of her Birkin handbags in the background, looking like a lost puppy. As if to say: 'What am I doing here?'" she continued.
I feel that the Royals have been strong arm tackled into allowing them to do this," she speculated. "We know that Buckingham Palace were told in advance that they were going on this 'quasi-Royal' tour.
"But it's almost like the monarchy is at such a weak point because of... the disgraced Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, that we've got nefarious forces, anti-monarchists in government... who would like to seize while they can. Strike while the monarchy is at its weakest.
"I feel they've done this using Harry and Megan and putting them in this situation. Meghan will go anywhere for a free apple. She just wants to be lauded. She wants the world going, 'oh yes you're like, Diana, you're Mother Teresa, you're an ambassador', this, that and the other..." she added. Taking a swipe at the couple's desire for privacy she said: "They said they're not working roles that they'd left all that behind for their life of privacy over in California. So much for that.
