Meghan Markle has been slammed in a six-word put-down by former Big Brother contestant Gary Goldsmith.
Mr Goldsmith, who is the uncle of Kate Middleton, expressed anger at Meghan’s comments about his niece saying his nickname for her was “laughing girl”.
Slamming the Duchess of Sussex, Goldsmith said in an interview with the Times: “Laughing Girl is not good people.”
He said he was furious about alleged comments she had made describing Kate as “racist”.
Mr Goldsmith told the Times: “That’s why it makes me so angry about what Meghan said about Kate.
“Me and Carole grew up in a community as diverse as a Woolies pick’n’mix counter.
“All the cultures you can think of. The idea that Laughing Girl says Kate is racist makes me furious. Kate knows her family’s roots and is proud of them. I’m sorry, but Laughing Girl is not good people.”
He went on to discuss Kate’s marriage with Prince William and the collapse of the Middleton family’s business, Party Pieces.
The interviewer asked Mr Goldsmith whether the pair were still as happy as they were on their wedding day.
He replied: “Great question. And I’m going to be as honest as I can be. Our beloved Queen Elizabeth dies and they lose the security of their grandmother. Then Will’s father has only just had his bloody coins printed and suddenly he’s got significant health worries too.
“Then they’ve also got this bloody uncle that no one would want because the arrogance and naivety of Andrew is just beyond me.
“I’ve been in the same room as him and, believe me, that was enough. I’ve got more chance of making it onto the palace balcony than he has.
“And then you’ve got Harry. F*** me, he and that woman are chasing the American corporate dollar and that is so, so ugly. William, Harry and Kate were such a happy little trio and it got totally ruined.
“With all that going on – and there is other stuff going on that is not in the public domain – are they at their absolute happiest? No. Their kids bring them a lot of joy, but no.”
The interview was released just hours after Kate shared the heartbreaking news that she has cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy treatment.
Following the interview, Goldsmith took to Twitter to apologise and explain what had happened.
He wrote: “As many will have seen, I am featured in Saturday’s “Times Magazine”. This interview and shoot was done over a week ago and went to print before I was aware of the sad news regarding my niece Kate.
“My thoughts and prayers are with Kate and the wider family at this difficult time and deeply upset at the timing of this article.
“I hope this draws a line over the continued speculation and horrible conspiracies. Let’s give Kate, William and the children time and show some love back.”
