Maheep Kapoor On Harry-Meghan: There Has Been A World Pandemic & They Are Still Crying About Family Matters
Maheep Kapoor recently opened up about her criticism of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The former actress who appeared on Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives has also expressed her distaste about the royal in the show
Maheep
Kapoor
recently
opened
up
about
her
criticism
of
Prince
Harry
and
Meghan
Markle.
The
former
actress
who
appeared
on
Fabulous
Lives
of
Bollywood
Wives
has
also
expressed
her
distaste
over
the
newest
royal
in
the
Netflix
reality
show.
For
the
unversed,
Maheep
and
Seema
in
the
final
episode
of
Fabulous
Lives
of
Bollywood
Wives,
had
got
into
a
heated
discussion
about
UK's
royal
family.
Maheep
had
criticised
Harry's
decision
to
step
back
from
his
royal
duties
and
said,
"To
dump
the
throne,
dump
her
country,
dump
her
people...".
During
a
reunion
on
Clubhouse,
moderated
by
Janice
Sequiera,
Maheep
talked
about
her
take
on
Meghan
and
Harry's
interview
with
Oprah
Winfrey.
She
said,
"Listen,
I
can
go
on
and
on
about
this
Harry
and
Meghan.
I
still
stand
by
what
I
said.
They
are
complete
t**ts,
to
put
it
mildly.
I
mean,
boohoo!
They
are
still
crying?!
There
has
been
a
world
pandemic
and
they
are
still
crying
about
family
matters
and
family
issues
which
happen
in
every
home!
Get
over
it."
Notably,
the
explosive
interview
with
Oprah
had
created
quite
the
buzz
earlier
this
year.
Harry
and
Meghan
in
the
interview
opened
up
about
their
decision
to
withdraw
from
Buckingham
Palace.
Meghan
alleged
that
she
faced
racism
within
the
royal
family
and
revealed
that
she
felt
suicidal
during
her
first
pregnancy
but
was
denied
help
by
the
palace.
Coming
back
to
Maheep,
in
the
Netflix
show,
she
had
revealed
that
she
grew
up
in
London
and
took
the
matters
of
the
royal
family
personally.
She
said,
"I
was
born
in
London,
I
studied
in
London,
I
lived
in
London
and
I
am
obsessed
with
the
royal
family.
I
do
take
it
personally."
Fabulous
Lives
of
Bollywood
Wives
explored
the
lives
of
Maheep,
Seema,
Neelam
and
Bhavana
Pandey
in
an
eight-part
series.
The
show
received
mixed
reviews
but
was
one
of
the
most-watched
Netflix
releases
on
the
streaming
platform.