‘She’s no good. I said that and now everybody’s seeing it’: What Trump said privately about Meghan after her Oprah interview – but refused to go public for fear of ‘being canceled like Piers Morgan’
- Trump’s former senior adviser Jason Miller lifted the lid on his feelings about the Sussex’s interview during an appearance on Steve Bannon’s podcast
- Miller said Trump told him he could ‘make a little news’ by sharing his reaction to the interview – but he ultimately decided it wasn’t a good idea
- Miller quoted Trump as saying: ‘Yeah, [Meghan’s] no good. I said that and now everybody’s seeing i
- ‘But you realize if you say anything negative about Meghan Markle you get cancelled. Look at Piers [Morgan],’ Trump added, according to Miller
Donald Trump hasn’t spoken publicly about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s bombshell interview with Oprah because he doesn’t want to be ‘canceled’, his former aide claimed.
Trump’s former senior adviser Jason Miller lifted the lid on his feelings about the Sussexes’ interview during an appearance on Steve Bannon’s podcast.
Miller said Trump told him he could ‘make a little news’ by sharing his reaction to the interview – but he ultimately decided it wasn’t a good idea.
‘When I was talking to the president this morning … he’s like: “Yeah, [Meghan’s] no good. I said that and now everybody’s seeing it. But you realize if you say anything negative about Meghan Markle you get canceled. Look at Piers [Morgan],”‘ Miller said.
Morgan left his anchor post at Good Morning Britain last week amid criticism over his forceful comments about the interview.
The polarizing host said he ‘didn’t believe a word’ of what Meghan said about experiencing racism within the Royal Family and feeling suicidal when she was pregnant with son Archie.
Trump has spoken out against Meghan in the past, including when he famously called her ‘nasty’ in 2019.
This is a developing story.
Donald Trump (left on Sunday) hasn’t spoken publicly about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s bombshell interview with Oprah because he doesn’t want to be ‘canceled’, his former aide claims
Trump reportedly said he didn’t want to be ‘canceled’ like Piers Morgan (pictured), who left his anchor post at Good Morning Britain last week amid criticism over his forceful comments about the interview with Meghan and Harry