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Meghan Markle is in a bit of a huff because she thinks Sarah Ferguson is getting special treatment, that Sarah can go on TV and say whatever she wants, and it’s okay, but when Meghan does it, it’s not okay.
And now Meghan’s complaining is getting royal expert Angela Levin in a bit of a huff, suggesting Meghan is complaining just for the sake of complaining or… “to get publicity,” says Levin.
Ms. Levin appeared on Sky News Australia, and when asked about Meghan’s frustrations, Levin said, “Frankly, Meghan is the most difficult woman to satisfy.”
She added: “She’s got a load of millions, she wants billions – she’s one of those people.”
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And, there’s a huge difference between Sarah and Meghan, says Levin. Sarah was divorced from Andrew when making TV appearances, and Meghan, on the other hand, had just married into the RF.
Levin says: “We have to remember, she’s blaming Fergie, who was married to Prince Andrew, but the whole point of it was, she wasn’t married to him any longer. In 1996, they divorced.”
She doesn’t think Meghan is looking at the big picture: “So, the life for Fergie was going to be very difficult. And she (Meghan) didn’t take that into consideration.”
According to Levin, Queen Elizabeth II told Meghan, that she would be very happy if she wanted to continue acting and Meghan said, ‘I absolutely don’t. I want to give my whole self to the Royal Family.”
“That was a rather large error on her part,” says Levin.
Levin sounds fed up with Meghan, saying, “It is ridiculous. I think it’s Meghan trying to get publicity. Saying anything. And she does like to be a victim. We’ve seen that many times on the television. Moans and groans.”
“This is just another one.”
While the Queen was okay with Meghan working as an actress, she was not okay with she or Harry using the royal family for “commercial gain,” with Levin saying, “The Queen didn’t want, and didn’t encourage them to do, was to use the royal name to make commercial gain. Not to sell yourself being royal.”