Amidst rumors of a potential reunion, recent actions by the Royal Family suggest otherwise. The family has deleted a statement defending Meghan Markle from media attacks, fueling speculation about a widening rift between Prince Harry and the rest of the monarchy. This move comes in the wake of Harry’s explosive memoir, in which he reveals the backlash he faced for issuing the statement in 2016.
Royal commentator Michael Cole expresses concerns about Meghan Markle’s reputation, claiming that her inability to connect with the public has hindered her image. He emphasizes the negative coverage from media outlets like GBNews and TalkTV, which has intensified following the Sussexes’ criticisms of the Royal Family.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has strongly criticized the media for their reaction to the team’s dramatic FA Cup semi-final win against Coventry City, calling it ’embarrassing.’ Despite securing a 4-2 penalty shootout victory, United have been portrayed as the underdogs following their near-collapse from a 3-0 lead in the second half. Ten Hag expressed his disappointment with the media’s coverage during his pre-match press conference for the upcoming match against Sheffield United.
Former NBA star Stephen Jackson criticized Gayle King for her interview with South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley. Jackson accused King of demeaning Staley and insinuating that more people were rooting for Iowa than South Carolina in the NCAA championship game. King has yet to respond to Jackson’s comments.
