Critics took to targeting Harry online, questioning whether he wanted to ask Trump about his previous remarks regarding Meghan, such as calling her "nasty" and predicting the end of their marriage. Some users speculated that Harry might not have shared this idea with his wife.
The report about Prince Harry's intention to interview Donald Trump for his podcast show came as a surprise to many, considering the former U.S. President's views about Meghan.
According to Bloomberg, Harry also entertained the idea of interviewing Russian President Putin and Mark Zuckerberg for the show, though those plans did not materialize.
In a 2016 Comedy Central interview, when Meghan was still an actress, she expressed her intention to move to Canada if Trump was elected president.
She also referred to him as divisive and misogynistic. Trump, however, later denied calling her nasty during his visit to the United Kingdom as President, stating in a tweet that the quote was fabricated by the "fake news" media.
During an interview with Piers Morgan, Trump shared his opinion on Harry and Meghan's high-profile relationship, remarking that the prince seemed "whipped" and suggesting that Harry was being led around by his nose.
Trump expressed his lack of admiration for Meghan, stating that he wasn't a fan from the beginning. He also predicted that the relationship would end poorly.
These revelations raise questions about Harry's decision to potentially interview Trump, considering their conflicting history. It remains to be seen how this situation will unfold.
