She says she's 'run out of patience' with them
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle created a stir last week as the trailer for their Neflix docu-series was released. Tears, emotive black and white pictures, and an explosive voice-over combined to stir up a debate and Carol McGiffin took aim at the couple and the controversial snapshot of what was to come in the 'soon to be released' series. The 62-year-old broadcaster and Loose Women panellist declared that she has "run out of patience" for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
Taking to Twitter to share her frustrations over the clip and its contents, Carol wrote: "I always gave Meg and H the benefit of the doubt but now I’ve run out of patience. They are not nice people."Fans soon responded to Carol's Twitter post. Taking to the comments to have their say, some people agreed with the presenter. "This is spot on," one person said. Another added: "Agreed! By the way I’ve always admired you.
Carol's comments come after Piers Morgan branded Meghan and Harry "repulsive hypocrites" as he replied to a tweet from Netflix to share the trailer, according to the Mirror.
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