Meghan Markle’s Choice of Talk Show Appearance Raises Eyebrows

Meghan Markle has been criticized for her choice of talk show appearances, with some claiming that she opted for the easiest possible interview by appearing on Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show.

Meghan was scheduled to appear on the show in September to promote her Spotify podcast, Archetypes, but it was postponed due to the death of Queen Elizabeth.

The appearance was then rescheduled for December 7th, but this was later revealed to be inaccurate.

Critics have questioned Meghan's decision to appear on the show, with Nine News presenter Karl Stefanovic stating that she is about to complete the “talk show trifecta.”

He added that Meghan had already appeared on Oprah and Ellen, and now she was locked in an appearance on Jimmy Fallon's show.

Entertainment reporter Sam Rubin also weighed in, saying that Meghan was going for the easiest possible appearance and that she would be given the questions in advance.

Despite the criticism, Meghan's appearance on Jimmy Fallon's show went ahead as planned.

However, her critics have pointed out the hypocrisy of her denouncing the monarchy while still holding onto her royal titles.

Royal expert Angela Levin believes that Meghan is trying to remain relevant by refusing to give up her titles, even though she no longer deserves them.

During a discussion with The Sun's royal editor Matt Wilkinson and talk TV pundit Afua Hagan, Levin stated that Meghan has sunk to the depths of trying to remain relevant via provocation.

She added that Meghan should be quiet for a while and get on with her life without using her royal titles and the crown on her notepaper.

Levin also criticized Meghan for sending out personal letters with an embossed crown alongside her name.

Meghan and her husband, Prince Harry, were once the darlings of the world stage, challenging the status quo of the monarchy.

However, two years after their departure from the royal family, they have been exposed as one-dimensional charlatans with zero talent and an insatiable thirst for financial freedom.

Their cause to action is simply chants about victimhood, with Meghan's employers treating her like a bimbo and Harry's dad taking away his allowance.

Levin advised the couple to find an area in their lives that is not just about them.

She added that Meghan has become really boring, and her attempts to remain relevant are not working.

The question now is whether the royal frauds will finally find their way into 2023, with Harry's memoir dropping in January and the Netflix reality show debuting.