Caprice staunchly defended the royal family, asserting that they are the best asset we have. She slammed critics who argue that the royals contribute nothing, passionately stating her disappointment with the constant fibs she perceives from Meghan. According to Caprice, Meghan's relentlessness is off the charts, and the only connection she sees the couple having is to the Royals – the source of all their earnings. Turning her attention to the family dramas, Caprice found the fallouts from both sides deeply saddening. She questioned how Meghan could possibly rebrand herself, especially in the wake of reports claiming she's planning to do so in early 2020.
In the interview, Caprice didn't shy away from highlighting her skepticism about Meghan and Harry's ventures since stepping back from their senior royal roles.
Recapping the couple's headline-making Oprah Winfrey interview, Caprice reflected on Meghan's claims about concerns over Archie's skin color and her struggles with mental health. The model acknowledged the Queen's rare statement expressing sadness over Meghan and Harry's challenges, emphasizing the varying recollections of the issues raised.
Despite starring in a Netflix series that chronicled their life journey, Meghan and Harry faced criticism before its release. Caprice weighed in, suggesting that the couple might panic when not in the press and come up with another attention-grabbing move. To her, it's all smoke and mirrors.
Caprice reserved some of her frustration for author Omid Scobie, expressing her disdain for him suggesting that Princess Kate has the nickname "Katie Keen." This claim riled her up, as she passionately declared her admiration for Kate's elegance. In Caprice's eyes, the royal family's refusal to take a political stance is a commendable trait, positioning them as the best asset we have. She passionately concluded that without the royals, we wouldn't even be on the map.
