Princess Diana’s Private Secretary Calls Out Star Struck Prince Harry & Meghan On Their Celebness

Princess Diana’s former private secretary just called out striving Cali couple Harry and Meghan, stating what everyone else is thinking, “Their attempts to ride on the coat-tails of the hard-working family they have abandoned do nobody any good.”

In an extraordinary article in the Daily Mail, Patrick Jephson unleashes on the too-cool-for-you couple challenging them to get real and stop the hypocrisy.

Will They Listen? Do They Ever?

Patrick Jephson has the guts to call it as he sees it

First off the insider challenges the notion that they can or will lead the financially independent life they claim to be after.

He notes that those in the know estimate it would take about £20 million annually to keep up the celeb lifestyle they appear to aim for.

With a candor some have shied away from, Jephson lays the Sussex’s hypocritical reality bare saying, “Yet here is the crux of the Sussexes’ dilemma: to rake in the necessary celebrity dosh they must leverage their Royal status to the maximum.”

But that’s exactly what they ditched via Megxit. You can’t have it both ways, guys, and most people are on to you, even if they don’t say it to your face. Hint: those people sucking up to you are called sycophants.

Do Harry And Meghan Need A Dose Of Tough Love At This Point?

Jephson points out the folly of their staged COVID-19 delivery photo op, the same type of stunt which got Meghan furious at her dad, Thomas Markle, when he pulled it right before her wedding. Different day, the same BS for the Sussex’s.

As he notes, if the media report on Sussex’s in a less than flattering light it’s a situation they bring upon themselves. This situation can only get uglier with the couple’s latest dictatorial move to banish four UK publications from their lives.

Meghan And Harry Can’t Have Their Cake And Eat It, Too—Someone Really Should Tell Them That

Jephson comes to the only realistic conclusion possible for the half-in, half-out couple—fish or cut bait, mates.

“So if we wish them success in their new adventure in the world’s entertainment capital, we must help them cast off ties to the institution and country they seem to think they’ve outgrown,” he says. “Now, surely, is the time to unburden them from the stress of being half-celebrity, half-toxic Royal.”

With the kind of searing honesty that can only be coming from a place of concern, Jephson tells the woke pair, “In April 2020, real royalty isn’t Instagramming from Malibu but working here, among crowded hospitals and deserted streets.” Your turn, Harry and Meghan, what do you have to say for yourselves?