Lady Colin Campbell has alleged that a tabloid Vanity Fair article vindicates her claims about Meghan Markle and said she “really feels for” the Royal Family.
The socialite, who has been an outspoken critic of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, pointed to a damning profile published by the magazine, which includes testimonials from sources who claim to have worked with the couple.
The article considers the five years since Harry and Meghan stepped down as senior royals and includes numerous allegations, largely against the duchess, including accusations of bullying that the Sussexes have previously denied.
Lady Colin Campbell has criticized Meghan for years, accusing her of being “very calculating” and “narcissistic” for “cutting off” her father after joining the Royal Family.
But now, in a lengthy post on social media, Lady Colin has claimed that the Vanity Fair article is “full of content” about Meghan’s alleged “disgusting behavior”, although other cited sources noted the couple’s “optimism”. and Prince Harry. “unfailingly kind nature.”
She said: ‘In a radical change to end all changes, the article is full of content about Meghan’s (alleged) disgusting behaviour.
“Every word I wrote… has come true, however, at the time I was criticized by many of the same people who have now jumped on the bandwagon that I made appear to the public.”
The former I’m A Celebrity star concluded: “I really feel sorry for the Royal Family.” This is a saga that goes nowhere but south.
Lady Colin Campbell has alleged that a tabloid Vanity Fair article vindicates her claims about Meghan Markle and said she “really feels for” the Royal Family.
The socialite, who has been an outspoken critic of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, pointed to a damning profile published by Vanity Fair, which includes testimonies from sources who have worked with the couple.
It comes as Vanity Fair’s bombshell article accused Meghan of “reparenting” Prince Harry and acting like a mother towards him.
The duchess reportedly acts as her husband’s caregiver and is seen as “making his life very easy,” while the duke takes on the role of “facilitator” of his wife’s wishes, the February cover story states. the magazine.
A source who worked with Harry and Meghan told the publication: “I can imagine him meeting Meghan and taking a deep breath, like, ‘I’ve been so exhausted and you make everything so easy.’
“I don’t want to say, oh, it’s an Oedipus thing or whatever, but somehow it feels like she’s fixing it.”
The article explains how, following the tragic loss of his mother, Princess Diana, Harry has drawn direct parallels between his late father and his wife Meghan, revealing that his biggest fear is that “history will repeat itself.”
He adds that Harry is very “protective” of Meghan when they are in public, as the Duke had previously expressed concern about the press’s treatment of his wife.
Lady Colin Campbell has criticized Meghan for years, accusing her of being “very calculating” and “narcissistic” for “cutting off” her father after joining the Royal Family.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle live in Montecito, California with their two children
The article also claims that Harry has very little interaction with people other than his wife, and says that he is “socially neglected beyond his nuclear family.”
Another source, who interacted professionally with Meghan, told the magazine that the duchess “was candid about the fact that Harry hadn’t made many friends yet,” adding: “I think he probably wants to be left alone.”
In the Vanity Fair article, the couple saw the lid lifted on their glamorous life, with some former colleagues and neighbors lining up to vent their criticism of the couple.
In a series of scathing comments, the wealthy homeowners who live in star-studded Montecito, near the couple’s $29 million mansion, criticized Harry and Meghan for turning their once quiet neighborhood into a rowdy crowd of tourists and fast cars.
However, the Vanity Fair article also included comments from those who praised the couple’s “optimism” and “hope about what is possible in terms of storytelling.”
Lady Colin Campbell concluded: “I really feel sorry for the Royal Family. This is a saga that goes nowhere but south.
Others, who worked on Meghan’s Spotify Archetype podcast, said they thought they had the “role of a lifetime”: “I thought I was going to be Meghan and Harry’s best friend and that we were going to run around the world saving people.” .
Another source, who worked with Prince Harry during his book tour, described him as having “the best manners I’ve ever seen in my life.”
They said he was “unfailingly kind and friendly to everyone.”
But the Sussexes have been embroiled in a series of controversies since abandoning their lives as working royals for a life of luxury in America.
A Spotify executive called the couple ‘damn scammers’ after their deal with the streaming platform ended, and more recently, Meghan’s Netflix cooking show faced accusations that she copied recipes from other chefs.