In an article published by The Sun, Moore began by candidly admitting, "The mind boggles." She further speculated, "But if I were to make an educated guess, I would venture to say that it involves our very own Hooray Harry being completely unaware of the diligent efforts necessary to create a successful podcast — one that genuinely resonates with its audience."
Moore continued her critique by stating, "Thus, 'Archetypes,' the podcast in which Meghan aimed to empower women to embrace their true selves and offered vacuous woke sentiments such as 'I want to provide a platform for you as a guest to define your own identity,' has been discontinued after a mere 13 episodes."
She further remarked, "While Meghan and Harry's jumbled speeches may be tolerated in elite circles of American society, where social status can be enhanced by rubbing shoulders with a duke and duchess (please refrain from laughter), the general public is not so easily deceived."
Before concluding her analysis, Moore revealed, "Furthermore, one of the podcast's guests, New York journalist Allison Yarrow, disclosed that she was not even interviewed by Meghan herself; rather, her comments were added in post-production. In other words, the arduous work of producing and editing was undertaken by the podcast's team."
