Vanity Fair Chief Tina Brown tears Meghan Markle for ‘Get It Wrong’

Former editor editor Tina Brown has delivered her destructive review of the new Netflix Show from Meghan Markle.

Radaronline.com can brown, a Royals expert, reveal, said that the Sussex’s Duchess completely missed the goal with the content of her new kitchen series – Markle Slamming as “too damn impatient” and “behind the curve” with her latest efforts.

In the midst of various hard reviews, Brown, 71, Markle and her new show criticized for her substituk newsletter, and stated that the Duchess has an “infallible instinct to be wrong.”

The journalist suggested that the only show Markle, 43, could have been completed, there is one where she admits: “What a flaming flop has been in the last five years.”

Brown said the first To take Star has “never discovered a convincing persona” and is “behind the curve”.

Note how she believes that Markle is ‘too damn impatient’, Brown added: ‘Whoever announces a new lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, and follows famous friends to talk to her strawberry jam on social media, without making the necessary zealing about the availability of the trademark?’

She also criticized her and husband Prince Harry for choosing Netflix above a potential future with the royal family and possibly lead the Commonwealth.

Brown said: “Meghan has come out with a show about fake perfection, just when the time, it has turned raw against it.

“Trump’s America is a dirty and confused cultural place where podcasters in sweaty T-shirts, cross-rot jeans and headphones reach world domination on YouTube.”

Brown admitted that she was completely stunned by Megxit – a play on the term “Brexit” who refers to Harry and Markle who take a step back as members of the British royal family – and believes that it has been a big mistake.

The editor explained: “The only thing that Meghan had to be, was quiet and waiting. Go still for a few years, start a family, keep her eyes trained on the beautiful royal real estate that would soon come for grasping.

“The moment William rose to his role as Prince of Wales, there would have been new worldwide performances and rolls out of red carpet that rained on the heads of the sussexes. But no. Bid the Commonwealth of Netflix, the Sussexes, with naive varying, Koos Netflix.”

With love, Meghan, was released on March 4 after he was pushed back from the original broadcast date of January because of the impact of the forest fires in California.

The series has attracted considerably fewer viewers than Harry & MeghanWith only 526,000 households in the first five days compared to 2.1 million for the last.

“With love, Meghan is made with a lot of love – in the sense that the greatest love of everything is the one who has a person for himself. “

Markle’s recent Rebrand from her Gwyneth Paltrow Dupe, as always a desperate last attempt for relevance, because she ‘tried to return her way to Hollywood’.

Prior to the debut of With love, MeghanThe Royal shared the exciting news that her long-awaited and delayed-lifestyle brand was renamed the American Riviera Orchard to as always.

“Things are already on the way to a bumpy start. People around Meghan are worried that behind her apparent enthusiasm the stress really gnaws at her.”

In the meantime, Markle has flooded her social media with content that promotes her as always, as well as her Netflix show.