Meghan Markle is once again at the center of harsh criticism as a royal expert delivers a stinging verdict on her public image. This time, she is accused not only of having a difficult reputation but also of being a bully toward some of her former staff members.
Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield made these comments during a candid conversation with The Sun, where she did not hold back in her assessment of the Duchess of Sussex. Her remarks add to a growing list of public critiques that have followed Meghan since her exit from royal duties.
According to Schofield, Meghan Markle’s reputation within certain circles is far from flattering. “Meghan has a reputation for being ugly and a bully to some of her staff,” she claimed, in one of the most direct character attacks yet.
The expert suggested that Meghan’s recent public appearances and her Netflix projects are part of a larger image-rehabilitation effort. She believes the Duchess is working hard to reshape how the public sees her after years of controversy and negative press.
“I think she is doing this pursuit of joy, happiness, and the whole ‘look at me dancing, having fun’ routine as a way to change public perception about her,” Schofield said. She implied that these carefully curated moments are more strategic than spontaneous.
However, Schofield was quick to warn that fans should not expect a drastic transformation in Meghan’s persona or her on-screen presence. She emphasized that viewers disappointed by her earlier work are unlikely to find anything significantly different this time around.
“If you were not impressed with the first season, do not expect a sudden evolution,” she cautioned. To her, Meghan’s latest work is another calculated attempt to “wash her reputation” rather than genuinely evolve her public brand.
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The commentary turned even more pointed when Schofield described Meghan’s latest project as heavily staged. She said the production lacked authenticity and failed to break new ground, instead relying on familiar patterns.
“You are getting more of the same recipe here, and you really see that in the trailer,” Schofield remarked. She noted that even the music felt recycled from earlier efforts, adding to the sense of predictability.
In her view, the Netflix content offers no genuine surprises. “It does not look like there is any real shift here,” she continued, reinforcing her belief that Meghan’s creative approach remains unchanged despite a new season.
Schofield also reflected on the performance of Meghan and Prince Harry’s previous ventures. She labeled the first season a critical flop, pointing to the lukewarm reviews and the perception that it failed to deliver meaningful insight or entertainment.
Still, she acknowledged that the Sussexes retain a certain magnetic pull in the public sphere. “The Sussexes still have a certain morbid curiosity factor around them,” she admitted, recognizing that people will watch even if they do so with skepticism.
“People cannot help but peek, even if they roll their eyes while watching,” Schofield added. This mixture of fascination and frustration continues to drive interest in Meghan and Harry’s every move, both in the United States and the United Kingdom.
As Meghan Markle pushes forward with her entertainment projects, these new remarks will only fuel the ongoing debate about her character and intentions. Whether she can truly transform public opinion remains an open question, but for now, the scrutiny shows no sign of fading
