Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are once again at the center of controversy—this time over a family video that was supposed to warm hearts but instead backfired spectacularly. The Sussexes recently posted a polished home-style clip of themselves at Disneyland with their children, Archie and Lilibet. However, instead of receiving praise, the video sparked widespread mockery, with outspoken broadcaster Piers Morgan leading the charge.
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Morgan wasted no time blasting the Sussexes during his latest segment, calling the video “a desperate PR stunt” and “the most cringe-worthy piece of royal theater ever staged.” He accused the couple of using their children as props to regain public sympathy and relevance. “Nobody buys this fairy tale act anymore,” Morgan declared. “It’s not about family moments; it’s about branding, attention, and manipulation.”
The video, which showed the family enjoying rides, smiling for the camera, and sharing “perfect” candid moments, was criticized by many viewers for appearing scripted and overly staged. While some fans defended the couple, saying they were simply trying to share joy, critics slammed it as yet another attempt by Meghan and Harry to monetize their royal connections while claiming to seek privacy.
Inside sources suggest the Sussexes released the footage as part of a broader strategy to rebuild their image after recent setbacks with streaming deals and public opinion polls. But the backlash, fueled by Morgan’s takedown, may have deepened the couple’s credibility crisis.
Royal experts argue that moments like these highlight the widening gap between the Sussexes’ words and actions. While they consistently demand privacy, their public displays continue to raise questions about motives. For Harry and Meghan, the Disneyland video was meant to be a heartwarming gesture—but in Piers Morgan’s words, it may have only cemented their status as “the world’s most tone-deaf couple.”