Former Top Gear host admits he can’t stand Prince Harry’s wife
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“I hate her,” British TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson honestly admitted. Who can evoke such strong feelings in a former ‘Top Gear’ presenter? Of course, the person who turned half of England against him is Prince Harry’s wife Meghan Markle.
Jeremy Clarkson’s column for The Sun newspaper, where he did not hesitate to call the actress “vile” and “terrible”, sparked a storm of criticism and outrage on social media.
The journalist was not shy about the expressions, admitting that he hates Meghan Markle “on a cellular level”.
– I dream of the day when she will be forced to walk naked through the streets of every city in Great Britain and the crowd will shout “Shame!” and throw clods of excrement at him,” the journalist wrote.
“It drives me crazy that young people, especially girls, think she’s cool. They believe that she was a prisoner in Buckingham Palace, forced to talk only about embroidery and kittens, ”adds Clarkson.
The journalist accused Meghan Markle of pretending, which is especially noticeable during her revelations in the documentary “Harry and Meghan”, broadcast on the Netflix video platform. She stressed that the younger generation can grow up confident that Charles, William and the entire royal family are real bullies. The only thing the TV presenter hopes is that one day Megan will “take the red puppet hand out of her”, hinting at Prince Harry, and he will “remember who she is and tell the truth”.
Despite the fact that Jeremy Clarkson’s opinion is shared by many English people, users on social networks felt that the television presenter went too far. Early fellow convicted comedian John Bishop. He called Clarkson’s opinion “a flagrant incitement to humiliation and violence against women.”
“Under no circumstances should you say such things about a woman,” British presenter Carol Vorderman tweeted.
Even his daughter Emily spoke out against Jeremy Clarkson.
“I want to say that I am against everything my father said about Meghan Markle. I support those who are being bullied online,” Emily wrote.
“A young black woman talks about how she struggles with suicidal thoughts after being insulted by the media, and here are some men who react this way. It’s terrible,” said Nimko Ali, a public figure and director of the NGO Five Foundation.
