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Conservative talk show host Charlie Kirk has attacked 'unbelievably ungrateful' Meghan Markle, accusing her of setting out to tarnish her in-laws and inventing the shocking story of how a senior member of the Royal family asked about the color of her son Archie's skin.
Kirk, 27, delivered his scathing verdict on Markle's remarks on his radio show on Monday.
He was unimpressed with Markle, who he described as a 'self-indulgent tradition-destroying leftist', and her husband Prince Harry, who was labeled 'a metrosexual beta male really lacking in almost all testosterone'.
And he saw her criticism of the Royal family as deeply ungrateful.
Kirk then showed a clip of Piers Morgan, speaking on Fox News on Monday morning and discussing the couple's bombshell claim that someone within the family asked about the color of baby Archie's skin.
Morgan said that the pair were wrong not to specify who in the family made the remark, arguing that it left the entire family open to accusations of racism.
He accused Markle of inventing the story, in the same way that actor Jussie Smollett staged a racial attack on himself in January 2019 in Chicago, because he was unhappy with his salary and wanted to promote his career.
Kirk said: 'I don't think anyone said it.
'I think she's making it up, like Jussie Smollett.
'I think somebody said something, completely different, in a different category, and she is using it now to go make people feel sorry for her.'
A hunt is now on to find who uttered the racist remark about the unborn child.
Prince Philip was cleared, with Oprah saying Harry had confirmed the comment was not made by the Duke of Edinburgh or the Queen.
Asked about the alleged comment at his COVID press conference on Monday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: 'The best thing I can say is that I've always had the highest admiration for the Queen and the unifying role she plays.
'And as for all other matters to do with the royal family I've spent a long time now not commenting on royal family matters and I don't intend to today.'
Harry refused to reveal the person's identity on Sunday night as did Meghan and claimed they wanted to protect whoever it was - leaving the rest of the family open to suspicion.
Asked by Oprah if the couple left the UK because of racism, Harry replied: 'It was a large part of it.'
Speaking on CBS on Monday, Oprah said she was 'surprised' the Sussexes revealed details of an alleged conversation with a member of the royal family who expressed 'concern' before he was born about how dark their son Archie's skin tone might be.
The talk show host also said she was taken aback by Meghan's disclosures about her mental health, and about Harry's revelation at feeling 'trapped', during their explosive interview.
Asked if she was surprised that the conversation about skin tone happened or that they were revealing it, Oprah replied: 'I was surprised they were telling me about it.
'Even on the tape you can hear me go 'Whoa, I cannot believe you are saying this right now'.'
Asked how the couple is feeling after the interview, Winfrey said: 'I haven't really spoken to them since the interview because we are in different time zones.'
