In a recent tell-all interview, Lucy McGrath, former dresser to Queen Camilla, has launched a sharp critique of Meghan Markle, branding her as a “sad Z-lister” and questioning her capabilities within the royal family.
McGrath’s comments underscore a stark contrast between Meghan and other royals, particularly Kate Middleton, in terms of their understanding of royal duties and authenticity.
McGrath’s interview paints Meghan as lacking in substance and genuine connection, comparing her to a Kardashian-like figure who prioritizes personal gain over royal responsibilities.
According to McGrath, Meghan’s approach to her royal role has often seemed superficial, with her fashion choices appearing more geared towards garnering headlines than reflecting true style or understanding of her position.
The former dresser contrasts Meghan’s public image with Kate Middleton’s more diplomatic and earnest approach to royal duties.
McGrath argues that true royal status is earned through consistent service, humility, and dedication, rather than through mere ambition or the superficiality of titles and fashion. This perspective highlights McGrath’s frustration with Meghan’s perceived self-promotional tactics and her struggle to adapt to traditional royal expectations.
McGrath’s critique also delves into the broader challenges faced by royals in balancing public expectations with their personal ambitions. She emphasizes that respect and privilege in royalty come from a deep commitment to duty, not from entitlement or a background in Hollywood.
The interview concludes with a call for future royal members to recognize that duty is a privilege that demands perseverance, character, and dedication to build a lasting legacy.