Former Friend Unleashes Criticism on Meghan Markle’s Public Image

In a surprising turn of events, Lizzie Cundey, a former friend of Meghan Markle, has come forward with sharp criticism, suggesting that the Duchess of Sussex is more focused on fame than the charitable causes she claims to support.

Cundey's remarks raise eyebrows about Meghan's authenticity and her struggles for acceptance in Los Angeles, the city she now calls home.

Meghan made headlines recently by attending a gala on October 5, where she wore a stunning red gown by Carolina Herrera, a dress she previously donned at a Veterans Gala back in 2021.

Yet, the buzz surrounding her fashion choice quickly faded under the weight of Cundey's accusations.

According to Cundey, Meghan's arrival was met with little warmth from the crowd, leading to speculation about her true intentions at the event.

Was she there to genuinely support the cause, or was it simply another photo opportunity?

Cundey's observations hint at a growing skepticism about Meghan's motivations.

She boldly stated that “Meghan needs LA more than LA needs her,” suggesting that locals feel played by the Duchess.

This sentiment reflects a shift in how Angelenos perceive Meghan and Harry.

Once warmly welcomed into the community, they now face backlash due to their actions and public statements that seem to undermine the royal institution that once elevated their status.

The history between Cundey and Meghan stretches back to 2013 when they first met at a charity gala.

However, things took a turn after Meghan became engaged to Prince Harry.

Cundey claims she was ghosted, a term that has become all too familiar in modern friendships.

She expressed her frustration, stating, “She's ghosted quite a lot of people, obviously, including her family, so I'm not the worst person she's ghosted.”

This pattern raises questions about Meghan's dedication to her friendships and her character.

Cundey's disappointment was palpable, especially when she noted that Meghan wore a similar dress to hers at the gala.

“I'd have worn a different one if I'd known,” she remarked, revealing the competitive undertones of their past friendship and the perceived lack of thoughtfulness from Meghan.

Such comments underscore the complexities of their relationship and the emotional fallout from it.

As Meghan continues to navigate her life in Los Angeles, the pressing question remains: Is she genuinely devoted to her philanthropic efforts, or is she merely leveraging them to sustain her celebrity image?

Cundey's remarks suggest that many in LA are beginning to see through what they perceive as a facade.

“LA people feel they've been played by her,” she asserted, indicating a rising disillusionment with Meghan's public persona.

This sentiment isn't isolated.

Observers of Meghan's journey since marrying Harry note a stark contrast between her initial acclaim and her current scrutiny.

Once hailed as a modern royal, Meghan now faces an uphill battle to regain the trust and affection of the community that once embraced her.