Nasty language, name calling. Kate Middleton’s uncle unleashed it all on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, dropping the F-bomb and describing them as “muppets.”
Gary Goldsmith unleashed his wrath on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in a rant on LinkedIn, ordering them “shut the F up” and describing them as “muppets craving attention.”
In the post, now deleted, Goldsmith lets loose: “With so much stuff going on in the world, still these two muppets are craving attention.
“Please shut the F up and bring up their child and stop talking, let alone demanding.
“Now hush please we are kinda busy saving lives and an economy.”
Goldsmith, the 55-year-old brother of Kate’s mom, Carole Middleton, sharpened his knife after the Sussexes called for an end to structural racism in the UK during a Zoom interview from their palatial new digs in Santa Barbara, Calif.
Goldsmith stands by his words, claiming the couple didn’t “give a damn” about the royal family or they wouldn’t have “abdicated” the UK for the US after the Megxit mess.
“We’ve all had enough of them lecturing us,” he said.
That chilly reception certainly can’t have the California transplants regretting their decision not to fly across the pond for the holidays. They’ve reportedly told friends they’re not ready to pack their bags — even for a short stay — because they’re so happy in their swanky new digs.
But those friends think the real reason is fallout from the “Fab Four”: Harry, Meghan, Prince William and Kate.
The couples have been in a deep freeze since January, when they met at the Sandringham Summit to hammer out the details of just how Harry and Meghan would “step back” from their royal roles.
A new tell-all book, due out next week, claims William was so angry at Harry that he even refused to have lunch with him at the summit — at the invitation of their grandmother, Queen Elizabeth. In “Battle of Brothers,” Robert Lacey claims the bros’ once-warm relationship has been “utterly broken” by Harry’s “disrespect” and betrayal when he didn’t consult the palace about Megxit.