What's Happening?
Megyn Kelly has publicly criticized Meghan Markle for what she described as an inauthentic reaction to the Los Angeles Dodgers' World Series win. Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, shared footage on Instagram
showing her celebrating the victory with her friend Kelly McKee Zajfen. The video, which appears to be from a security camera, also shows Prince Harry, who was supporting the Toronto Blue Jays, looking less enthusiastic. Kelly's comments, made during her Sirius XM show, have gone viral on TikTok and YouTube, garnering significant attention. Kelly mocked Markle's decision to share the footage, suggesting it was staged, and remarked 'Poor Harry' in response to Markle's celebratory hug with her husband.
Why It's Important?
This incident highlights the ongoing public scrutiny faced by Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, particularly in the context of their media presence and personal lives. Kelly's critique taps into broader discussions about authenticity and public personas, especially for high-profile figures like the Sussexes. The viral nature of Kelly's comments underscores the influence of social media in shaping public opinion and the potential for media figures to sway narratives. This event also reflects the persistent interest in the lives of the British royal family, even as they navigate their roles outside traditional royal duties.
What's Next?
Prince Harry is expected to participate in remembrance events with the Canadian armed forces, which may provide him an opportunity to engage with Blue Jays fans. The ongoing media attention may prompt further public statements or actions from the Sussexes, as they continue to manage their public image. Additionally, the incident may lead to further discussions about the role of media personalities in critiquing public figures and the impact of such critiques on public perception.
