In a recent explosive commentary, veteran journalist Megyn Kelly has unveiled shocking new insights about Meghan Markle’s highly publicized interview with Oprah Winfrey.
Kelly claims there are behind-the-scenes moments and undisclosed facts that cast the interview in an entirely different light — suggesting some of Meghan’s revelations may have been strategically framed or exaggerated for maximum impact.
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The revelations have sparked a fresh wave of debate among fans and critics alike, reigniting discussions about the true story behind one of the most talked-about royal interviews in recent history.
Neither Meghan nor Oprah have publicly responded to Kelly’s claims.
Megyn Kelly UNLEASHES on Meghan Markle's Oprah Sham: Shocking Proof It Was All a Calculated Grift!
In an era where celebrity confessions masquerade as truth and royal dramas fuel endless tabloid fodder, Megyn Kelly has emerged as the no-holds-barred truth-teller dismantling Meghan Markle's carefully curated victim narrative. The veteran journalist, host of *The Megyn Kelly Show*, has been relentlessly exposing what she calls the "greatest royal con job" – Meghan's explosive 2021 Oprah Winfrey interview. Four years after that CBS spectacle gripped the world, Kelly's latest revelations are sending shockwaves through media circles, revealing how the Duchess of Sussex allegedly orchestrated a scripted takedown of the British monarchy for fame, fortune, and revenge. From accusations of premeditated plotting to outright lies about racism and mental health, Kelly's takedown isn't just commentary; it's a damning indictment that proves the interview was less about vulnerability and more about vengeance. As fresh details emerge in 2025, including Kelly's claims of Meghan's "vision board" obsession with Prince Harry, the facade is crumbling – and the world is finally waking up to the Sussexes' alleged deceit.
Flash back to March 7, 2021: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, fresh from their dramatic "Megxit," sat down with Oprah in a Montecito garden for what was hyped as a raw, unfiltered expos̩. The couple unloaded on the royal family, alleging institutional racism (including concerns over baby Archie's skin color), denial of mental health support leading to Meghan's suicidal thoughts, and a lack of security for their son. Oprah, the empathetic icon, gasped and probed just enough to amplify the drama, drawing over 17 million U.S. viewers and sparking global outrage. The interview catapulted the Sussexes into Hollywood exile, securing Netflix deals worth millions and a Spotify podcast that famously fizzled. But was this heartfelt catharsis or a premeditated performance? Megyn Kelly, never one to shy from controversy, has been calling it out since day one Рand her critiques have only sharpened with time.
Kelly's assault on the interview's authenticity began immediately after it aired. Appearing on *Good Morning Britain* in March 2021, she lambasted Meghan as "completely un-self-aware," accusing her of wallowing in "perceived victimhood" despite a life of unimaginable privilege. "Have you ever seen such privileged people wallowing in their own victimhood like this? Give me a break," Kelly fumed, pointing to Meghan's contradictions – like claiming ignorance of royal protocols while inviting A-listers like Oprah and George Clooney to her wedding. Kelly didn't stop there; she eviscerated Oprah's interviewing style, calling it soft and complicit. "Oprah used Harry and Meghan," Kelly has argued, noting how the media mogul prioritized sensationalism over scrutiny, earning an estimated $8 million while allowing evasions to slide. In one resurfaced clip, Kelly described the sit-down as "all scripted out," a one-sided presentation where Oprah acted as a cheerleader rather than a journalist.
What truly elevates Kelly's revelations to "shocking" territory are the deeper layers she's peeled back in recent years, including bombshells dropped on her own show in 2025. In a May episode of *The Megyn Kelly Show*, Kelly claimed insider knowledge that Meghan "married for money" and had long plotted her royal ascent. "She bagged the elephant. She was thrilled she became a 'princess'. It was planned from the beginning," Kelly asserted, citing a source close to Meghan's ex-husband who revealed she had a "vision board with Prince Harry on it." This paints Meghan not as a naive actress swept into fairy-tale romance, but as a calculated opportunist who denied interest in the royals while secretly scheming. Kelly ties this directly to the Oprah interview, suggesting it was always part of the exit strategy – a claim echoed in admissions during the interview itself, where Meghan and Harry revealed discussions with Oprah began months before their wedding. Even Netflix got burned, thinking they'd score the big tell-all only to be sidelined for Oprah's platform.
Kelly's critique zeroes in on the interview's most explosive claims, exposing them as riddled with inconsistencies. Take the infamous "skin color" allegation: Meghan hinted at racist concerns from unnamed royals, prompting Oprah's dramatic "Whoa!" and assumptions of bigotry. But Harry later clarified in his memoir *Spare* that it was about "unconscious bias," not outright racism – a walk-back that Kelly says debunks the narrative. Meghan claimed the conversations happened multiple times during her pregnancy, yet Harry contradicted her minutes later, saying it was a single pre-marriage chat. "Full of contradictions," Kelly tweeted in 2021, aligning with public sentiment that saw the Sussexes' favorability plummet post-interview. A Yahoo News/YouGov poll showed only 3 in 10 Americans viewing Meghan favorably, with Harry's approval dipping negative – proof, Kelly argues, that "these two aren’t fooling anyone."
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Kelly's unyielding stance has drawn fire, but she remains defiant, echoing allies like Piers Morgan who quit ITV over pressure to soften anti-Meghan views. "Believing Meghan isn't a very nice person who told a load of porkie pies to Oprah doesn't make you racist," Kelly posted in 2021, championing free speech against cancel culture. Recent X discussions amplify this: Users decry the interview as a "sham," with one noting Oprah exposed a backstage incident where Meghan avoided press, hinting at her media manipulation. Even Meghan's former co-star Wendell Pierce slammed the timing amid a pandemic.
Four years later, the Oprah interview's legacy is toxic: Spotify dumped the Sussexes, Netflix clings to scraps, and with King Charles' health woes, Harry's reconciliation pleas fall flat. Kelly's revelations – from premeditated plotting to exposed lies – serve as a brutal reminder of media complicity in celebrity entitlement. In a world of filtered truths, her voice cuts through: Meghan's crown was always fool's gold. Time for the duchess to face the reckoning.
