Prince Harry and Meghan Markle torn to shreds over 'most tragic display ever'

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's decision to attend Kris Jenner's 70th birthday party in Beverly Hills on Saturday night has sparked fury, as it coincided with Remembrance Weekend. For the event, held at Jeff Bezos' mansion, Harry, 41, wore a black tuxedo and bowtie with a poppy in his lapel to honour Remembrance Day. Meanwhile, Meghan, 44, opted for a figure-hugging black gown, but no poppy was pinned to the ensemble.

GB News host Ellie Costello asked guest Charlotte Griffiths if it was a royal faux pas for Harry and Meghan to be partying with the Kardashians on Remembrance Weekend. The journalist certainly didn't hold back, replying: "It's absolutely a faux pas and I'd actually go further and say it's the most tragic display I've seen from these two in a very long time, if not ever. It couldn't be less appropriate to go to a Kardashian showbiz star-studded party."

She then claimed the royals were not close to the Kardashians and criticised Meghan's decision not to wear a poppy on her black gown. Finishing her point, Charlotte added: "To attend in the first place is completely unforgivable."

When the broadcaster was challenged on her "harsh words", she retorted: "Harry is a veteran himself. Harry just last week went to Canada while his brother was in Brazil trying to, I suppose, in some way, try and steal a bit of attention from his brother, but also to support veterans in Canada."

Continuing her attack, she added: "He really should have stayed in; he knows this. He's been in the Royal Family for 41 years; he knows how it works.

"He knows that it is a really stupid thing to do. I think he doesn't have any agency in the decision-making which goes on in his marriage."

The event follows reports that Meghan is returning to acting with a role in an upcoming film called Close Personal Friends.

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