Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have a “calculated agenda” designed to benefit their publicity, according to US journalist Lee Cohen.
He spoke to GB News about reports suggesting the Duke and Duchess of Sussex sent well wishes to King Charles and Princess Kate after recent health scares.
If the reports are accurate, the act would not “repair all of their countless sins of the past”, Cohen said in a fiery rant.
He went on to claim the couple are not enjoying a healthy relationship with the American public, who have shown disdain for the couple’s “disloyalty”.
Lee Cohen has hit out at Meghan and Harry
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“There is a contingent that will support them to the end, the so-called ‘Sussex Squad’,” he said.
“But here [US], just like Britain, we really have no appetite for disloyalty, and Harry has unforgivably sold out his family and his heritage for monetary gain.
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“He’s been disloyal to family, to country, to everything that Americans and Britons hold dear.”
The Princess of Wales and the King were recently discharged from hospital as they deal with separate health concerns.
Kate underwent abdominal surgery, while the King underwent an operation for an enlarged prostate.
A source told the Mirror that Meghan and Harry showed “support” for the couple by “contacting both parties in different ways to pass on their concerns and best wishes”.
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The Sussexes have been embroiled in a bitter row with the Waleses, with Harry making controversial remarks about Charles, Camilla, William and Kate in his Netflix documentary and memoir Spare.
In November, the King and Princess of Wales were named as the two senior royals who reportedly made remarks about the colour of Prince Archie’s skin ahead of his birth.
The allegations were made in the Dutch version of author Omid Scobie’s book Endgame.
GB News host Nana Akua lashed out at the couple’s reported show of support, branding it “laughable”.
“It’s difficult to get into Harry’s head”, Cohen added.
“Clearly he’s not guided by a moral compass. He’s guided, I believe, rather by a financial compass and a publicity driven compass.
“How many people are fortunate enough to occupy the tanks of Royal Highness, to serve the people, to serve the country? And he’s willing to give that all up.”
