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Radio shock jock During a vicious review of their much-scrutinized Netflix docuseries, Howard Stern criticized Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for acting like “whiny b—–s.”
Stern and his co-host Robin Quivers joked on Monday’s episode of their SiriusXM radio show about their inability to watch “Harry & Meghan.”
Stern stated that he had just completed “nearly the first episode” and was already irritated by their antics.
Stern stated, “It’s been agonizing.” “I wouldn’t stick with it, but my wife loves to watch it, so we do watch some shows, but they come out as such whining b——es. I must tell you dude, I just don’t get it.”
“I understand why Prince Harry is angry with the monarchy because of his mother. They treated her poorly,” Stern continued. “Prince Charles was such a scumbag to Lady Diana.”
“That’s your father,” Quivers concurred, referring to Prince Harry. “You must cope with your mother’s abusive father, who was fully aware of what he was doing the entire time. From beginning to end, nothing about that connection was genuine.”
“And I feel terrible about Prince Harry losing his mum and everything else,” Stern remarked. “But Jesus Christ, when those two start complaining about ‘wah wah wah’ and ‘they don’t like me,’ and she wants to be adored in this country, but man, oh man.”
The pair launched the six-part docuseries as part of a reputed $100 million production contract with Netflix. The series explores the couple’s relationship and the circumstances that led to their 2020 departure from the British royal family.
Stern remarked that it was strange to observe two individuals who kept yelling, “We wanted our privacy; the press should leave us alone.” “And then, what is the title of their Netflix special?” Displaying them, their children, and their lifestyle. It’s like the Kardashians, but less interesting. You understand what I mean?
In 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle separated from the royal family.
Quivers added in, “It would be one thing if all the film was from the present.” “However, they have footage of them recording themselves on their phones while going through all of this. Therefore, they constantly recorded themselves.”
“It’s just strange. “It seems so hypocritical,” responded Stern. “I believe we heard the story during your first interview with Oprah.”
Many people criticized the early episodes of the series because they lacked new drama.
Stern stated that it was “difficult to empathize” to the ex-royals after observing their extravagant lifestyle.
Stern stated, “When you see those mansions and grounds, I could live my entire life in that palace and grounds.” “Because you are aware, I reside in my home. I have not moved in the past three years. It doesn’t seem like prison to me. You know, and then you received butlers, vehicles, and meals, and f— you.”
Stern intimated near the end of the program that the pair might separate. The couple wed in 2018 and currently have two small children.
“I believe he will eventually lose interest in her. I’m telling you,” Stern said.
Mediaite previously reported on Stern’s comments.
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