“Interestingly, you don’t think they poll very well in the UK. So from a PR perspective, can they come back here and where do they go in the US?
“They’ve been dumped by Spotify over that deal. So you sort of see this kind of move to try and become relevant and the way they’ve become relevant, it’s becoming shriller and shriller and shriller. I don’t think it works.”
Meghan’s podcast with Spotify was cancelled earlier this year, and the company’s head of podcast innovation and monetisation later called the Sussexes “grifters”.
Presenter Camilla Tominey asked the expert: “Also, I’m wondering whether they’ve got anything left to say now. You know, the so-called alleged royal racist who questioned Archie’s skin tone or a future baby’s skin tone have been outed as the king and the Princess of Wales. And yet, at the same time, most people don’t think that it was racist to suggest it in the first place.
“But secondly, it takes a sting out of any book that Megan was planning to write or any further revelations. I’m kind of looking at them thinking, what more do you now have to say?”
Mr Kenningham replied: “Yeah, they’re just looking very bitter instead of actually just standing back and moving on with their lives.”
The comments come after Omid Scobie’s new book, titled ‘Endgame’, sparks more controversy between the Sussexes and the royals.
In the book, two royals accused of having racially insensitive conversations about Archie’s skin colour are named after years of speculation.
The Daily Express is not naming the royals. We explain why here.
The allegations first came in 2021 when Harry and Meghan told Oprah that “concerns” were raised about their son’s complexion but did not name who had raised them.
