WHEN not delivering some meaningless word salad, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle seem only too happy to discuss "their truth" with whoever is the highest bidder.
Since arriving on these shores, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have aired a list of grievances causing irreparable damage to the royals, to whom they owe their cash cow titles.
Nothing, it appears, is off-limits when it comes to trashing their families.
Their first volley came in March 2021 when the couple sat down with US chat show queen Oprah Winfrey.
During the interview, they accused a member of the royal family of raising "concerns" over what colour skin their son, Archie, would have.
Playing the role of the aggrieved mother to perfection, Markle nodded sympathetically at Oprah's shocked "WHAT?" response.
While the Duchess's tone remained gentle, the underlying implication was undeniable.
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