She accused the Duchess of Sussex that he was "desperate for attention," explaining that it was the reason why she launched her husband's new businesses.

The former editor-in-chief of Vanity moved further, passed, slamming Meghan Male as "enormous shallow" and "uninflammatory."

After he had previously criticized Meghan, after the launch of her cooking exhibition Netflix, Tina Brown slept once more in the former actress.

This time the 71-year-old banged the mother two as "desperate for the attention" to start multiple companies in a short period.

"Her problem is just that it was added. She just never ceases to give the announcements and never follow the former rectifier editor in mixed signals for traffic lights media podcast last Friday, by a Daily mail.

Brown continued to suggest Meghan is "deprived of confidence" as a further explanation for the duke of several new business ventures.

"He always tries to be some kind of Beyoncé or Instant Michelle Obama without a background that has built these people - you know, it is very, very strong structures on which it is a problem," 71-year-old.

Since Brown's previous reviews Meghan, the former actress launched her as ever Brand and returned to the world of podcasting debut "Recognition of the Female Founder."

While the items from the brand was sold quickly, the podcast did not enjoy the same success as its earlier series, "Archetips."

Reducing the target on these movements, Brown suggests that Meghan will be far more fulfilled if one project focuses on one project.

"If she just managed to be in one thing, then she did another thing, it would be in a much better place," Diana Biographer. "But she is extremely shallow in his approach to the work that works."

Brown also pointed out that he does not expect Meghan to change his ways, claiming that the mother is two works like an island.

"What I hear from everyone is that she is rude, and that's the problem," Brown added. "She was wearing her advisory circle, who just feels, what's the point? He won't do it."

In her previous critique of Meghan over her cooking, "with love, Meghan," Brown claimed that the show is proof of proof that the former actress has a "infringible instinct for injury."

According to the journalist, Meghan also "He never came up with a convincing person" and would have more success to create a show about "any spectacular failure in the last five years (her life)."

Then Brown also excavated in Mehan's approach to promoting his life brand, which previously appointed the American Riviera orchard, but was changed because it was too restrictive.

"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 is not the only one who criticized Meghan's new business venture.

Times London 'Columnist James Marriott slammed a podcast as "Mehhan's lessons in self-love," while the Guardian writer mentioned that it "turns the stomach" and "Sikophantic" and "Sicophantic".

Further crucial of the new project was Telegraph A TV critic Chris Benceon. He claimed that "the Benine Stream of Foolish Aphorism" with "No Confession or Secret".

Similar words were used to describe Mehan's cooking exhibition, which debuted on Netflix at the beginning of last month.

The output was inspected as a "montecito ego journey", not worth taking "while another slammed as" a creepy artifact of a certain cultural age that recently met their apocalypse "per Daily mail.