Sir Trevor Phillips, a former chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, has criticized Meghan Markle for her "ridiculous" claims about her treatment by the royal family. Phillips said that Markle's claims are "not credible" and that she is "not a victim."
Phillips' comments come after Markle made a number of allegations about her treatment by the royal family in an interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021.
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Markle claimed that she was subjected to racism, neglect, and bullying by members of the royal family.
Phillips has said that he does not believe Markle's claims. He said that Markle's story "doesn't add up" and that she is "not a victim." Phillips also said that Markle's claims are "damaging" to the reputation of the royal family.
Markle's supporters have defended her claims, saying that she is a victim of racism and sexism. They have also said that she is entitled to her privacy and that she should not be criticized for speaking out about her experiences.
It is unclear what the long-term impact of Phillips' comments will be. However, it is clear that his comments have reignited the debate about Markle's claims and the reputation of the royal family.
Here are some additional details about Phillips' comments:
Phillips made his comments in an interview with the BBC.
Phillips said that he does not believe Markle's claims because they "don't add up."
Phillips said that Markle is "not a victim" and that she is "damaging" the reputation of the royal family.
Markle's supporters have defended her claims, saying that she is a victim of racism and sexism.
It is unclear what the long-term impact of Phillips' comments will be.