Royal Biographer Angela Levin says she is very pleased Meghan Markle’s “repulsive” attempts to win herself an Emmy award “for tearing a family apart” did not go anywhere.
“There is something quite repulsive of giving someone an award for tearing a family apart,” Ms Levin told Sky News host Paul Murray.
“It is just a horrible thought that this is what you would dance and clap and drink champagne about.”
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