Harry And Meghan Hit By Humiliating On-Air Blow As Explosive New Claim Emerges
Jeremy Kyle has weighed into the growing row surrounding Earl Spencer’s new Princess Diana memoir, claiming he believes Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are somehow “in cahoots” with Diana’s brother.
The TalkTV presenter made the remarks during a discussion about Spencer’s support for Harry in his long-running dispute over security in the UK.
Harry has previously argued that he does not feel able to bring Meghan and their children to Britain without adequate police protection.
According to the source, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have since returned to the UK after six years in California and are expected to remain in the country for an extended period.
Spencer, meanwhile, has publicly backed his nephew’s concerns.
Speaking about Harry’s security, he said: “I would say that I personally worry about the fifth in line to the throne who’s served in the military not having any police protection.”
He added: “As an uncle who’s seen his sister die in very, very preventable circumstances, I would veer towards protection.”
Jeremy Kyle Makes ‘In Cahoots’ Claim
Kyle strongly criticised Spencer’s intervention during a TalkTV discussion.
Referring to the Earl’s comments, he said: “[Earl Spencer] said and I quote, ‘Harry and Meghan deserve security.’”
Kyle then claimed he saw “incredible bitterness” behind Spencer’s recent remarks.
“He’s waited all of this time and I can’t get away from the fact, he, Harry and Meghan are in cahoots – I don’t know why I think that,” he said.
Kyle did not provide evidence for the suggestion that Harry, Meghan and Spencer were coordinating with one another, and he openly acknowledged that the idea was his own belief.
His comments came as controversy continues to build around Spencer’s new book about Diana and his increasingly public criticism of King Charles.
Kinsey Schofield Questions Who Should Pay
Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield also joined the discussion and argued that Spencer should personally contribute towards Harry’s security if he feels strongly about the issue.
She accused the Earl of potentially making substantial sums from writing about his late sister.
“If you’re going to make millions upon millions of dollars on your dead sister the least you can do is chuck some millions of dollars towards your nephew’s security,” she said.
Schofield continued: “If you feel so strongly about Harry being protected than use your money that you’re generating.”
Her comments represented her own view on how any proceeds from Spencer’s book should be used.
Kyle then pointed to Spencer’s revelation that both William and Harry had been informed about the memoir before its publication.
“This weekend [Earl Spencer] said both princes were aware of what I was going to write,” he said.
Kyle then added: “William will be furious.”
There is no confirmation in the source that Prince William has personally expressed that reaction.
Simon Danczuk Attacks Taxpayer-Funded Security
Former Labour MP Simon Danczuk also criticised the idea of taxpayer-funded protection for Harry.
He argued that the Duke should not receive publicly funded security because he is no longer a working member of the Royal Family.
“You’ve got one distant member of the royal family, Earl Spencer, suggesting another distant relative of the royal family gets a load of taxpayers money to pay for his security,” Danczuk said.
He went further, describing Harry as “another benefit claimant” and claiming the British taxpayer was being “ripped off”.
His remarks were part of the TalkTV debate and reflect his own political opinion on the issue.
Harry Previously Lost Security Court Case
Harry previously lost a high-profile legal challenge over the level of security provided to him when visiting Britain.
The Duke had argued that the arrangements left him unable to safely bring his family back to the UK.
According to the source, authorities are now considering what security arrangements may apply following Harry and Meghan’s reported return to Britain.
A letter sent on behalf of King Charles has also reportedly confirmed that the Duke and Duchess will not return as working royals.
The document was said to clarify that Harry and Meghan remain private citizens despite moving back to Britain with Archie and Lilibet.
They will also not resume use of the styles “His Royal Highness” and “Her Royal Highness”, according to the report.
Spencer’s Comments Add Fuel to Growing Royal Row
Spencer’s decision to publicly support Harry has added another dimension to an already heated period surrounding the Royal Family.
His forthcoming memoir about Diana has generated controversy because of claims involving Charles and the events surrounding her death.
Now, his intervention in Harry’s security dispute has prompted fresh speculation about his relationship with the Sussexes.
Kyle’s suggestion that the three are “in cahoots” remains unsupported by evidence in the source, while Spencer has presented his position more simply: as an uncle concerned about his nephew’s safety.
With questions over security, Spencer’s memoir and Harry and Meghan’s reported UK return all colliding at once, the latest debate shows just how quickly the situation has become more complicated.
