Meghan Markle Shocks Again! Her “Sweet As Sugar” Words In The Podcast With Emma Grede Just Got Exposed As A Series Of Cringey, Fake Twists — And The Internet Is Losing It!

Meghan Markle Shocks Again! Her “Sweet as Sugar” Words in Podcast with Emma Grede Just Got Exposed — and the Internet Is Losing It!

In yet another twist from the Duchess of Drama, Meghan Markle’s latest podcast interview with entrepreneur Emma Grede is catching fire online — but not in the way she hoped.

What started as a cozy chat filled with empowerment buzzwords and perfectly rehearsed vulnerability quickly turned into internet fuel after sharp-eared listeners and critics began calling out what they claim are some of Meghan’s “biggest lies and hypocrisies to date.”

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From allegedly rewriting parts of her past to conveniently dodging uncomfortable truths, fans and skeptics alike are dissecting every word — and they’re not holding back. One viral tweet even joked, “Is there a filter for fibs? Because this interview needs it.”

Many found it ironic that Meghan, who often positions herself as a champion for transparency and authenticity, came across as overly polished and calculated in the nearly hour-long sit-down. “It felt less like a podcast and more like a PR pitch,” one listener wrote.

Emma Grede, co-founder of Good American and a regular on  Shark Tank, kept the questions light and supportive, but the internet wasn’t buying the duchess’s carefully curated narrative. Clips from the episode have already racked up millions of views on TikTok — mostly from users poking holes in the contradictions.

From claiming she “never cared about fame” to portraying herself as completely blindsided by royal life (despite her years in Hollywood), the internet is calling Meghan’s storytelling everything from “delusional” to “Oscar-worthy fiction.”

And while her loyal fanbase is still defending her, the latest fallout raises a bigger question: Has the public had enough of Meghan’s polished persona?

One thing’s for sure — if this was meant to be a redemption moment, it backfired. Spectacularly