Tucker Carlson Criticizes Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Netflix Series as Desperate

In a scathing primetime critique, popular US TV personality Tucker Carlson attacked Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Netflix series.

The anchor of one of the most-watched news programs in the US lambasted the couple in front of millions of viewers.

Carlson referred to the ex-royals as “desperate” and called Meghan a “false duchess from LA” in a monologue.

He accused the couple of seeking the spotlight despite being victims and having a Netflix documentary on themselves.

Carlson also talked about a scene in which Meghan described being instructed to bow before the late Queen Elizabeth II.

He likened the formality to the medieval Times Dinner and Tournament Theatre restaurant.

In agreement with Carlson, his guest on the program, GB News host Calvin Robinson, criticized Meghan's lack of decorum and disregard for royal protocol.

The negative response from American viewers is evident on the US-based review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes.

Critics have so far given the documentary series a 46% approval rating, while average viewers have been far tougher, giving it only a 12% rating.

Royal Scholar Angela Levin thinks that King Charles might wait until January to decide what to do about Meghan and Harry.

The Queen might take away the Sussexes' titles of Duke and Duchess, but Harry would still keep the title of Prince.

The final three episodes of the duo's documentary series will be made available on Thursday by Netflix after the first installment premiered on December 8.

On January 10, additional accusations against the firm and disclosures from the Duke's book, Spare, might surface.

MP Praises Kate Middleton for Her Early Childhood Development Campaign

An MP has praised Kate Middleton for her “critically vital” campaign highlighting the value of early childhood development.

The Select Education Committee announced this week that they are starting an inquiry into the status of childcare.

The Princess of Wales has previously expressed concern that “not enough is being done” to support the next generation and made a commitment to utilize her position as a royal to protect Britain's youngest children.

Kate's efforts to “increase the prestige and reputation of the sector” are “critically necessary,” according to Robin Walker, the Worcester MP and chair of the Education Committee.

He claimed in an interview with the Telegraph that “the industry has an innate value,” and that “it is necessary to ensure that we can celebrate and recognize that.”

For a number of years now, Kate has made it her goal to examine how early childhood experiences affect people into adulthood.

The Royal Centre for Early Childhood, which aims to “raise awareness and action” and “transform the way people think about early childhood,” was established by her last year.

Kate is adamant about elevating the campaign and has stated that the “best investment” for Britain's future health and happiness is to invest in the first five years of life.

The post-Covid environment has increased concern surrounding school preparedness and the social issues that children have had owing to living in isolated households, making the need for an inquiry more urgent.

One of the great things the royal family can do in the UK is attract attention to cross-cutting issues like this in a non-political fashion, but also recognize the incredible work that goes on throughout the sector, the MP continued.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Tucker Carlson's criticism of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Netflix series has sparked controversy.

The couple has been accused of seeking the spotlight despite being victims and having a Netflix documentary on themselves.

Meanwhile, MP Robin Walker has praised Kate Middleton for her campaign highlighting the value of early childhood development.

The inquiry into the status of childcare is critically important in the post-Covid environment, where the social issues that children face have become more urgent.

Kate's efforts to raise awareness and action on early childhood development are necessary investments for Britain's future health and happiness.