Mr. Morgan responded to politically charged remarks Meghan made when she tackled an event, via video clip, encouraging women to participate in the upcoming presidential election. The Duchess took the opportunity to say that voters should make a “change” before adding “if you do not go out and vote, then you are employees”.
Meghan spoke at a virtual event hosted by the When All Women Vote initiative, co-chaired by Michelle Obama.
She also used her conversation to warn against “attempting voter repression” during the upcoming elections.
In response to the comments on Twitter, Mr Morgan said: “The Queen must strip the Sussexes of their titles.
“They can not remain so generous and spit on foreign elections in such a busy partisan way.”
Members of the Royal Family are expected to remain politically neutral and keep their opinions private.
Meghan and Harry stepped down earlier this year as senior members of the royal family and now live in Los Angeles.
In response to the criticism, social media users jumped to the Duchess’ defense.
Responding to Ms Morgan TV personality Josie Gibson said: ‘Oh no, she’s passionate about her country and who gets elected. How dare she. ”
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He is currently interviewing ahead of his rival, incumbent President Donald Trump.
During her speech, Meghan said: ‘We’re only 75 days away from election day and that’s so close, and yet there’s so much work to be done in that amount of time, because we all know what’s going on this year. point is.
‘And we’re looking at trying to suppress the electorate and what it’s doing, what’s more reason we need each of you to support each other to understand that this fight is worth fighting and we need to mobilize everyone to have us voices were heard, ‘she told the event.
‘If you do not go out and vote, then you are employees.
“If you’m self-satisfied, you’re employees.”
Harry and Meghan announced their intention to step up as senior royals in January.
After a brief stay in Canada, the couple moved to Los Angeles shortly before the COVID-19 lockdown took effect.
They recently bought a house set worth £ 11.2 million on five acres of land.
The Duke and Duchess were spotted delivering supplies to vulnerable residents of LA during the lockdown.
