Meghan Marle It seems that it cannot be captured as it continues to deal with more criticism after the release of its netflix show.

This time the former Vanity Chief Graydon Carter brutally criticized as it reflects on how she behaved during the coverage interview for 2017. years.

He claimed Meghan Marle "Adrift from the facts and reality," referencing how she tried to transfer the reflector on her when she questioned Prince Harry At that time.

Ex-Vanity Fair Boss Graydon Carter took digging in Meghan Maqle as she reflected in the interaction he had with her in 2017. years.

At the time, the Engagement of the Duchess was announced in Prince Harry, which led the journal to encourage her for the cover.

However, Carter claimed that "no idea" that Meghan then returned and recounted how his mess in her showed when he approached him a member of the title story.

He said Page six"" Jane Sarkin, who booked our lids, entered and said, "We should make a lid on Meghan Malle." I said, 'I have no idea who it is.' She said, 'She's on suits.' I said, 'I have no idea what it is, why should we do a story about her?' That's what she said, 'Because he'll marry Prince Harry.' "

According to Veteran journalists, Meghan spent an unexpected way during the title story interview.

He described how the Duchess of Susseks suddenly challenged one of the journalists when the questions turned to Harry, insisting that the conversation should focus on his own work.

"Excuse me, will this all be about the Prince Harry? Because I thought we would talk about my charities and my philanthropy," then recalled the alleged notes of the Duchess at the time.

While Carter didn't find if he answered the Menghan challenge at the time, he replied during his conversation with Page sixSaying that he felt that the former actress "slightly wiped the facts and reality."

Carter's remarks come in the middle of a continuous criticism about Meghan's Netflix show, "with love, Meghhan," which debuted earlier this month.

The Telegraph 'With an art and entertainment, Anita Singh, it did not stay, calling the show "Exercise in narcissism, filled with extravagant hands, flees of celebrities and business plugs."

She added: "Format is this: Meghan calls people to her house - the show was filmed in a farmhouse of $ 8 million in her 14 million dollars home - and they told her. It happens for eight episodes."

The ExplosionKristin Myers gave a critical emission analysis, slamming the Duchess of Sussex for "hilarious out of touch", especially after calling viewers to reach their local beekeepers, so they could create their candles.

Diversity He was equally brutal, describing a series as "the journey of Montecito Ega that is not worth taking" and accuse him to play as "forced Mart" where guests must first praise "as" the price in the afternoon in Made-TV.

Meanwhile, Guardian He released him as "a terrible artifact of a certain cultural era that recently met his apocalypse.

"This show is sensationally absurd and trite, and if you look at it, you know," further claimed.

Meghan's emit also received further criticism from the former Biographer late mother-in-law, Tina Brown, which is also the ex-vanity editor of the fair.

In her bull's bulletin, Fresh hellBrown wrote that the show is proof that the former actress has a "unmistakable instinct for the wrong."

She also claimed that Meghan "never came up with a convincing person" and a mockingly note that the Duchess focuses on the project on "as spectacular failure last five years."

Otherwise in the newsletter, Brown also slammed Mehan's advertising of his life brand, which is fully launched later this year.

"Who announces a new lifestyle, American Riviera orchard and hound celebrities to discuss strawberry jams on social media without doing in depth at the availability of the trademark?" Brown questioned mockingly.

Brown also claimed that the former actress "is eager" and sharpened by her and her husband Harry's decision to sign a deal with Netflix after being in the shocking departure.

"All Meghan had to do and wait," Brown said. "Go quietly for a few years, start your family, keep your eyes dressed on shiny royal real estate that would soon show up grabes."

"The moment of William was ascended to their role as Prince of Wales, there were new global gigs and red carpets on the Sussexes head. But not. The Commonwealth or Netflix, Sussexes, chose Netflix," brown further criticism.