Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been urged to return to the US by Dr Taylor Marshall in a scathing attack.
The popular Christianity podcast host admitted Americans “deep down” have an interest in royal affairs and are therefore invested in issues relating to the Sussexes.
The pair have made a splash since heading across the pond in 2020 with a swathe of media productions throwing dirt at the royal establishment.
According to Marshall, the couple should be sent back to the UK.
Asked by GB News’ Mark Dolan about Meghan and Harry “making a lot of headlines” in the US, Marshall jokingly begged the UK to “take them back”.
He is not the only one to share that opinion, with political commentator Julie Hartman suggesting America “would love” to send the Sussexes back.
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“We would love to send Harry and Meghan back”, she told Darren Grimes.
“I don’t know why they came to us. We will gladly ship them back to the UK.”
The couple now reside in California after they stepped back from official royal duties in 2020.
They moved to the US with their son Archie, who was less than a year old at the time.
Meghan and Harry holidayed on the Caribbean islandPA
They later welcomed their daughter Lilibet in 2021.
The pair’s business endeavours since joining the US have seen them strike up multi-million deals with Spotify and Netflix, however the former partnership has since ceased.
In a shocking prediction, Marshall also suggested the US will eventually move towards a monarchy.
“Americans, we love our history. We are obsessed with monarchy and nobility and tradition and throne and altar and all of these concepts we love.
“This is what we all watch on TV, the miniseries, the movies, this is what the American mind is fascinated with.
“I honestly believe that America will move towards a form of monarchy. I know it sounds kind of crazy and I think it might take many decades.
“But ultimately, I think that is a trajectory.”
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