Dr shola erupts at royal biographer dismissing meghan markle complaint

The Jeremy Vine panellist hit out at the claim, suggesting claims Meghan Markle had been welcomed happily into the Royal Family as "rubbish". Dr Mos-Shogbamimu took particular

issue with Angela Levin saying the Duchess of Sussex had been disgruntled with being unable to take on a leading role when she joined the institution. Ms Levin said: "She's a woman

who wants to do what she wants and to lead. "Everything you've just said about Meghan Markle is rubbish. Oh, they loved her so much, they welcomed her." The Vine panellist

has openly defended the Duchess of Sussex from criticism on past occasions and praised her for seeking happiness for her family away from the royal institution. During her infamous Oprah

Winfrey interview last year, Meghan claimed she had failed to fully grasp was joining the British Royal Family until her first meeting with the Queen. She said Prince Harry and Sarah

Ferguson gave her a last-minute lesson in curtsying before she was introduced to Her Majesty as she had been unaware she would have to curtsy. READ MORE: 'EVERY HOUR OF EVERY DAY!'

ROYAL FAMILY'S GRUELLING WORK SCHEDULED EXPOSED BY EX-BUTLER She said: "No. We thought a lot about what we thought it might be. I didn’t fully understand what the job was.

"What does it mean to be a working royal? What do you do? What does that mean? He and I were very aligned on our cause-driven work, that was part of our initial connection. "But

there was no way to understand what the day-to-day was going to be like, and it’s so different because I didn’t romanticise any element of it." She added: "But I think, as

Americans especially, what you do know about the royals is what you read in fairytales, and you think is what you know about the royals. "It’s easy to have an image that is so far from

reality, and that’s what was so tricky over those past few years, when the perception and the reality are two different things and you’re being judged on the perception but you’re living the

reality of it. "There’s a complete misalignment and there’s no way to explain that to people."