Megan Markle “shallow” former editor Vanity Fair

She accused the Duchess of Sussex of being “desperate”, explaining that it was the reason why she started a flurry of a new business.

Former editor -in -chief Vanity Fair went on, slamming Megan Markle as “extremely” and “necessary”.

After criticizing Megan after launching her Netflix culinary show, Tina Brown again broke into the former actress.

This time, a 71-year-old man crashed into two mothers as “desperate attention” to launch several enterprises in a short period.

“Her problem is that she adds so much. It just never stops making ads and never goes through,”-said the former editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair on mixed signals for podcasts Semafor Media last Friday, according to Daily mail.

Brown continued to assume that Megan was “deprived of confidence” as a further explanation for many new entrepreneurial enterprises of the Duchess.

“She always tries to become an instant bion or instant Michel Obama without a background that you have created these people, you know, those very strong structures on which they stand. So, it was her problem,” the 71-year-old guy about the star “costumes” added.

From the previous criticism of Brown Megan, the former actress launched her as never before the brand and returned to the world with the debut “Confession of the founder of the woman”.

While the brand’s items quickly dispersed, the podcast did not enjoy the same success as its former archetype series.

Seeking these events, Brown suggested that Megan would be much more fulfilled if she focused on one project at a time.

“If she had just succeeded and then she made another, she would be in a much better place,” said Princess Diana’s biographer. “But she is extremely fine in her approach to the work she does.”

Brown also noted that she did not expect Megan to change her way, claiming that the mother of two actions as she is an island.

“What I hear from everyone is what it is invalid and it’s a problem,” Brown added. “She demolished her advisory circle, which just feels, well, what’s the point? It won’t do it.”

In his previous criticism, Megan on her culinary show “With Love, Megan”, Brown claimed that the show is proof that the former actress has “unwavering instinct to make a mistake.”

According to the journalist, Megan also “never came up with a convincing person” and would have been more success by creating a show about “an impressive failure over the last five years (her life).”

At the time, Brown was also confused about Megan’s approach to promoting her lifestyle brand, which was previously named American Riviera, but was changed because he was too restrictive.

“Who proclaims a new lifestyle, American Riviera Orchard and Friends of the Hounds Celebrity to talk about her strawberry jam on social networks without properly checking for a trademark?” The brown asks is being backed.

Brown is not the only one who criticized the new business enterprises of Megan.

Term London ‘S observer James Marrion punched podcas as “Megan’s lessons”, while the writer The Guardian noted that it was a “stomach turn” and “sycophantic”.

Further Lyapka of the new project was Telegraph TV critic Chris Benion. He claimed that it was a “disorderly flow of thoughtless aphorisms” with “without confessions and secrets.”

Similar words were used to describe the Megan Culinary Show, which debuted on Netflix at the beginning of last month.

The section considered it as “a trip to Montessita, should not be done”, while the other crashed as “a horrible artifact of a cultural era that recently met its apocalypse”, according to them Daily mail.