Karl Stefanovic Reveals Shocking Bribe Trick Used By Harry And Meghan

Karl Stefanovic, the Today show host, has once again slammed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on air.

During an interview with the Daily Mirror's Royal Editor Russell Myers, Stefanovic criticized the couple's decision to skip a visit to the UK during their trip to Europe for the Invictus Games.

Myers had pointed out that England was just an hour away from the Netherlands, where the games were being held, and that it was ludicrous for the Sussexes not to visit the Queen in London.

He also mentioned that Harry had skipped Prince Philip's memorial, which was attended by the rest of the royal family and several royals from all over Europe.

Stefanovic's co-host, Alison Langdon, agreed with Myers and said that it was getting harder and harder to defend Harry and Meghan.

Stefanovic then added that he couldn't even look at them anymore, despite having liked them in the past.

This is not the first time Stefanovic has criticized the couple.

Last year, he cringed when Langdon mentioned Prince Harry's name on air, and he has been vocal about his disapproval of the couple's decision to step down as senior members of the royal family.

In other news, a royal commentator has warned Harry and Meghan that their upcoming projects may spark reactions and that they are playing with fire.

Daniela Elza, the royal commentator, said that Harry's memoir and their reported at-home docuseries could come at a cost if they focus on little more than launching a fresh volley of complaints about their treatment by the royal family.

Elza explained that if this were the case, the couple could be playing with fire.

Furthermore, the couple has been warned that they may be slapped with a huge six-figure bill as Harry has been engaged in a legal dispute with the Home Office over their decision to no longer provide him with security while he is in the UK.

The UK government has reportedly spent $156,000 on the case from September last year to May 2020.

If Harry's costs are similar, then he has also spent well into the six figures to argue the case over his security arrangements, which only pertain to the handful of days per year he has spent, on average, in the UK since quitting.

The bill could only go up if he ultimately loses the case, with the Home Office having previously said it will look to recover costs if they win.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been making headlines ever since they stepped down as senior members of the royal family.

Their decision to move to the US and pursue their own projects has been met with mixed reactions from the public.

While some have supported their decision, others have criticized them for abandoning their royal duties and responsibilities.

Stefanovic's comments are just the latest in a long line of criticisms aimed at the couple.

Many have accused them of being hypocritical, given that they have spoken out about issues such as climate change and social justice while living a luxurious lifestyle.

Others have criticized them for their treatment of the royal family and their decision to air their grievances in public.

It remains to be seen what the future holds for Harry and Meghan.