Last weekend, viewers around the world were captivated by the ITV documentary Harry & Meghan: An African Journey, which gave viewers an insight into the lives of the royals. Both Meghan and Harry spoke candidly about their relationship, what it's like being in the public eye, and how their lives have changed since baby Archie's arrival earlier this year.
In the interview, Meghan discusses how motherhood in the spotlight has been a "struggle". The Duchess continued: "On top of just trying to be a new mom or trying to be a newlywed. Not many people have asked if I'm OK. But it's a very real thing to be going through behind the scenes."
Check out a clip from the heartfelt interview in the video below:As a result of Markle's openness and honesty, #WeLoveYouMeghan was the top trend on Twitter following the documentary airing.
However, it seems not everybody felt bad for the struggling Meghan Markle, as outspoken TV presenter Wendy Williams has since used her show to take shots at the Duchess' comments.
In the documentary, Markle says how her friends tried to warn her about marrying Prince Harry. She said: "My British friends, they were sure he was lovely, but they said I shouldn't do it because, 'The British tabloids will destroy your life'."
Check out Williams' scathing response to the Meghan and Harry documentary:However, Williams clearly took umbrage with Meghan's comments and savagely told Meghan: "Don't try to garner sympathy from us. You knew what you were doing."
Williams then offered up some advice to the royal duo, who recently spoke about wanted to spend more of their time living in Africa:
"Harry and Meghan have nothing to lose by moving to America. Why not? Move to America and live part time in Africa like you want to do. You have to still go back to England. Have a place in all three places. Have a mansion in Malibu, a big hut - I've never been to Africa, I don't know - a big hotel or wherever you're gonna live in Africa and then have your royal palace place in England."
You read that correctly, Wendy literally suggested the couple get a "big hut" in Africa.
But Williams didn't stop there. Wendy then moved away from the couple and turned her attention purely on Meghan, saying: "I like them, but her there's something about her, you know what I'm saying?"
Williams then proceeded to share a story of when Meghan applied for a job on the Wendy show:Williams ended the segment by adding: "Meghan, nobody feels sorry for you. You knew what you were signing up for girl!" Ouch.