Meghan Markle 'Worships Herself' and Would Never Apologise to Prince William and Kate, Expert Claims

Speaking on the October 7 episode of Royal Exclusive, royal commentator Kinsey Schofield claimed Meghan Markle would never apologise to Prince William and Kate Middleton, rejecting a report that the Duchess of Sussex wanted to do so.

The discussion followed a Daily Express report about a comment from Meghan during her 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey alongside Prince Harry. That report cited a source who claimed she wanted to apologise, an account Schofield disputed when Matt Wilkinson raised it on the programme.

Meghan Markle Apology Report Meets Criticism

Wilkinson referenced the Express headline, MEGHAN WANTS TO APOLOGISE FOR 'LOW BLOW' COMMENT. He questioned whether there was any possibility of Meghan apologising to the Prince and Princess of Wales.

Schofield dismissed the report and criticised what she described as the Sussexes' unwillingness to accept responsibility. Her response expressed her judgement of their behaviour, rather than a statement from either Meghan or Harry about their intentions.

'This is a BS headline and I think sometimes we just need to, again, use common sense,' Schofield stated. 'What is their pattern of behavior? And their pattern of behavior is never taking any accountability whatsoever. Megan worships at the altar of Megan. There's no way that she has any desire to apologize to Prince William and the Princess of Wales.'

The criticism directly contradicted the suggestion in the Express report. However, Schofield's confidence about Meghan's intentions does not establish whether the reported wish to apologise is accurate. The account attributed to the newspaper's source remains a claim, as does Schofield's assertion that Meghan has no desire to offer an apology.

Competing Accounts Of Meghan Markle And Harry

Schofield pointed to reporting by Charlotte Griffith as an account she considered more credible than the Express story. Her reference concerned Harry's position on apologies, rather than a direct statement from Meghan about the comment discussed by Wilkinson.

'If you believe Charlotte Griffith's reporting that Prince Harry came back with a bit of a chip on his shoulder and still insists that he is the one that is owed apologies,' Schofield stated.

She contrasted that account with the possibility that Harry and Meghan had decided to apologise to William and Kate.

'I very much believe that headline much more than I believe that Harry and Meghan have had some sort of come-to-Jesus over what was it, their fish and chips at the local pub, and have decided to apologize to the Prince and Princess of Wales.'

The reference to fish and chips formed part of Schofield's criticism. The supplied account does not establish that such a conversation occurred or that the couple reached any decision during a pub visit.

Meghan Markle's Oprah Remarks Behind The Report

During the Winfrey interview, Meghan claimed a member of the royal family had raised 'con­cerns and con­ver­sa­tions' about Prince Archie's skin colour before his birth. The Express report cited a source alleging that she wanted to apologise for that comment.

IBTimes UK cannot independently verify the alleged wish to apologise from the supplied material. The account contains no direct statement from Meghan confirming it and no response from Harry, William or Kate addressing the report. It also does not identify the source cited by the Express.