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Dionne Warwick and Queen Latifah Share Laughter Targeting Meghan Markle at the John F. Kennedy Center Honors

Dionne Warwick and Queen Latifah Share Laughter Targeting Meghan Markle at the John F. Kennedy Center Honors

Dionne Warwick and Queen Latifah both injected humor into their speeches at the John F. Kennedy Center Honors event. Dionne Warwick, the legendary singer and one of the honorees at the 46th Kennedy Center Honors, didn't hold back her witty remarks about Meghan Markle. During her acceptance speech, Warwick playfully poked fun at Meghan's controversial interview with Oprah Winfrey, her strained relationship with the royal family, and the allegations of bullying palace staff. In a light-hearted tone, Warwick quipped, "Thank you for this wonderful honor. I'm so grateful to be here with all of you, especially the president and first lady, and, of course, the prince and princess or whatever they call themselves these days. 

I've been in the business for over 60 years, and I've seen a lot of things—fame, fortune, success, and failure. I've witnessed marriages, divorces, and re-marriages. I've experienced happiness, sadness, joy, and sorrow. But I've never seen anything quite like that Oprah interview. I mean, who cries over flower girl dresses and avocado toast?" While showing respect for the royal family's rich history and contributions, Warwick expressed her confusion about Meghan's actions, saying, "I don't understand why they let Meghan get away with so much. 

She's been nothing but trouble since she joined them—rude, disrespectful, ungrateful, and dishonest. She's been a bully to the staff, a liar to the public, and a traitor to the crown. She's been a bad wife, a bad mother, and a bad Duchess. She's been a 'bad girl,' and you know what they say about bad girls—they need a good spanking."

The Kennedy Center Honors brought together a diverse group of music legends, along with comedian Billy Crystal, for an evening celebrating the arts in the company of President Joe Biden. This annual event, held at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., serves as a tribute to President John F. Kennedy and honors individuals who have made significant contributions to the arts. This year's honorees included Queen Latifah, Dionne Warwick, Renee Fleming, and B.B. King.

Dionne Warwick clarified that her remarks were all in good fun and that she harbored no personal grudge against Meghan. She expressed her admiration for the royal family and her hope for their peace and harmony. She also mentioned her admiration for Oprah and her aspiration to be invited on her show someday.

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