Harry and Meghan's comments about their home in Kensington Palace being “small” have been described as “tone deaf” by This Morning presenter Dermot O’Leary
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's comments about their home in Kensington Palace being “small” have been described as “tone deaf” by This Morning presenter Dermot O’Leary.
Their remarks led to criticism from some viewers – especially at a time when people across the country are struggling to heat their homes because of a cost of living crisis.Talking about the show and Harry and Meghan’s comments about Nottingham Cottage, co-host Alison Hammond said: “Everyone saw that they were living in Kensington Palace but they wanted to show people it was actually quite a small little pad. It was only small.
The final three episodes of their Netflix documentary aired on Thursday morning - bringing with it a new set of bombshell revelations.
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