Katie Couric has lit a fire under the royal soap opera yet again — this time aiming straight at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. In a jaw-dropping interview, the veteran broadcaster warned that the Sussexes’ upcoming appearance at a prestigious mental health event could turn into a public humiliation, insisting they will be “booed off stage” if they dare to show up.
Her blunt assessment has detonated across the media, fueling fresh questions about whether the self-styled global humanitarians still hold credibility with the public. “They are not humanitarians,” Couric snapped. “This event is about genuine advocacy, not glitzy self-promotion. If they walk in, expect a hostile crowd.”
The words were brutal, and the fallout immediate. Palace insiders claim Prince Harry was stunned and visibly angry upon hearing the remarks, allegedly confiding to a close friend: “We’ve dedicated our lives to causes like this — how dare she question our integrity?” Meghan, too, was said to be fuming, with sources close to her describing her reaction as “a mix of fury and icy defiance.”
Behind the velvet curtains, organizers of the event are reportedly panicking. According to one insider, frantic meetings have already taken place. “There are real fears the Sussexes could overshadow the purpose of the summit,” the source revealed. “The focus should be on mental health, but if they attend, the story will become about them — and about the boos.”
Couric, however, shows no sign of backing down. Doubling down on her criticism, she delivered a devastating final blow: “Good intentions don’t erase hypocrisy. If they care about dignity, they should stay away.”
Critics argue her words expose a growing fatigue with Meghan and Harry’s never-ending public narrative — a sense that audiences are weary of their speeches, books, and documentaries, all while painting themselves as victims. Supporters, however, insist the couple remain committed champions of mental health and deserve recognition, not ridicule.
Still, the stakes are enormous. Should the Sussexes attend, the atmosphere could swing from respectful silence to outright hostility, an unprecedented spectacle at an event meant for healing and unity.
One senior commentator summed it up best with a chilling prediction: “If Meghan and Harry walk onto that stage, the boos will drown out everything else.”
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