So, Piers Morgan is fuming over Harry and Meghan's recent activities and has penned a scathing article targeting William, King Charles, and even Kate Middleton, who is stepping into more senior roles. I hope you’re doing well today. I’m back with another daily update, so don’t forget to comment below and give this video a thumbs up. Let’s dive right in.
Morgan has lashed out at Harry and Meghan for what he sees as their hypocrisy in visiting one of the world's most dangerous places. Both the UK and US governments have warned travelers about the elevated risk of terrorism in Colombia. It’s baffling that the UK hasn’t issued travel warnings given the ongoing riots there. Morgan’s frustration is evident as he begins his critique.
He also discusses President Gustavo Petro, labeling him a radical socialist, and criticizes the vice president, calling her the biggest fraud in the Black community and accusing her of playing the victim. Morgan suggests that she sounds familiar to Meghan Markle, implying both need to be stopped. He describes their royal tour as fake, unacceptable, and unsustainable. Morgan expresses no surprise that Meghan and Harry aren’t fulfilling any real royal duties.
I’m curious about what William and Kate are doing, but Morgan hasn’t said much on that front. His article is particularly harsh, with him using the term “hypocrisy” to describe Meghan and Harry’s actions. He’s irritated that they’re receiving so much attention and finds it refreshing that they’re visiting Latin American countries, which royals don’t often do. However, Morgan is known for his confrontational style, so his comments aren’t shocking.
In his anger, Morgan inadvertently reveals William and Harry’s emotions. Reports suggest that Charles has instructed Kate and William to stay silent and not draw further attention to the situation. This criticism will likely frustrate Charles, although he’s close with Camilla, so this isn’t surprising.
GB News reports that Kate is expected to take on more senior roles and express her views on the future of the monarchy. It’s said she’s trusted to make her opinions known as she prepares for her future role. Jenny Bond describes Kate as a woman of common sense who will be more vocal. However, I remain skeptical. Kate has traditionally been quite reserved and has followed William’s lead. It seems unlikely that she’ll become more outspoken given her current schedule for the rest of this year and 2025.
I also wish Piers Morgan would focus more on Prince Andrew, who’s been ousted, had his security removed, and is refusing to move to Frogmore. His stubbornness means he’ll probably get his way, but Morgan has yet to direct his energy towards Andrew. Andrew has been accused in court documents and leaked Epstein files of having multiple affairs with minors, which is extremely serious. Yet, the press seems to focus more on Harry and Meghan’s trip to Colombia. This comparison has been discussed many times, and the disparity in the level of outrage continues to baffle me.
