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Megyn Kelly: Americans ‘loathe’ Meghan Markle. Oprah hypes her $42 jams

November 6, 2025
Megyn Kelly: Americans ‘loathe’ Meghan Markle. Oprah hypes her $42 jams

If anyone doubts that Meghan Markle has become one of the most polarizing figures in American pop culture, look no further than the dueling viewpoints presented of her this week by two of the country’s most powerful media personalities, Oprah Winfrey and Megyn Kelly.

So there is Winfrey, who gave a shout out to Meghan — her Montecito neighbor and blockbuster 2021 interview subject — in her annual “Oprah’s Favorite Things” holiday gift guide, the Daily Mail reported. In the guide, Winfrey hyped some products Meghan sells under her As Ever home products brand, recommending that her fans shell out $42 for a three-jar gift set of berry spreads and orange marmalade.

The furniture, from Christopher Knight Brands, sold out after it was prominently displayed during March 7 interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
(Harpo Productions/Joe Pugliese/Getty Images) (Harpo Productions/Joe Pugliese/Getty Images) 

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“Before my neighbor Meghan started her business, she shared her homemade recipes with us,” Winfrey wrote in her guide, which As Ever shared in an email blast to customers, the Daily Mail said. The media mogul and talk-show host continued: “I love to drizzle (one of the spreads) on an English muffin (at left) or yogurt or ice cream. I also love bringing a jam or preserves as a hostess gift, and with this pretty box set of orange marmalade and raspberry and strawberry spreads, just add a bow and you’re ready to go.”

Perhaps, as Winfrey said, the wife of Prince Harry tried out recipes for her fruit spreads in her own Montecito kitchen, and then shared samples with her celebrity friends. But the Daily Mail revealed this past summer that the fruit spreads and marmalade, now sold under the As Ever label, are produced in a factory in Illinois, some 2,000 miles away from Montecito. The Mail on Sunday also reported that the California fruit for the spreads and marmalade is not locally sourced in a fashionable, high-end foodie way. Instead the fruit comes from unknown supplier.

It’s likely that Kelly would have something to say about Winfrey plugging the $42 gift set for Meghan, who has become a chief antagonist of the British royal family. That’s because the conservative commentator, through her YouTube channel and growing media empire, has become one of Meghan’s most outspoken critics.

And this week, Kelly offered a scathing takedown of Meghan in an interview with the Daily Mail, as she launches her SiriusXM channel. Kelly zeroed in on Meghan’s insistence on being referred to as the Duchess of Sussex, even though she spent fewer than two years as a working member of the British royal family. After she and Harry fled the U.K. in 2020 to seek their fortune in the United States, the biracial former “Suits” actor used her 2021 interview with Winfrey to suggest that members of the royal family said racist things about the color of her son Archie’s skin color.

NEW YORK, NEW YORK – APRIL 24: Megyn Kelly attends the 2025 TIME100 Gala at Jazz at Lincoln Center on April 24, 2025 in New York City. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for TIME) 

“(Meghan) is dining out over here on the British Royal titles, it’s so absurd, the family she called racist, the people she called racist,” Kelly said.

Kelly then asserted that many Americans “loathe” Meghan, including liberals who might tend to sympathize with the Los Angeles native who has been known to support progressive political views.

“I’ll tell you something that happens to me,” Kelly said. “I’ll go out to dinner at a restaurant, I’ll have leftists come up to me and say, ‘I disagree with you on literally everything except Meghan Markle and I will download your show and watch your social media for that alone,’ which just shows me she’s one of the few things that has brought us all together in our loathing for this person.”

Kelly also is among a growing chorus of commentators and royal observers who predict that Prince William will strip Harry and Meghan of their royal titles once he becomes king, in the same way his father, King Charles, just took away the royal titles of his younger brother, the former Prince Andrew, due to recent revelations about his ongoing friendship with the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Andrew also gave up his title as the Duke of York amid the Epstein scandal, and is now known as plain Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.

Kelly told the Daily Mail: “King William, in whatever years it takes after he ascends, I think he’s going to take away Harry and Meghan’s royal titles, and that should happen ASAP.”

Meghan is set to return to acting, at least for one movie, “Close Personal Friends.” In the Amazon MGM Studios production, she also will play herself, Page Six reported.

It will be interesting to see how she is credited in the film, given that she also has been accused of using her royal titles to promote her commercial endeavors — something the late Queen Elizabeth II expressly opposed, the Daily Beast reported in April.

When Meghan and Harry stepped away from royal life, they promised the queen they would stop using their HRH titles — royal honorifics that stand for Her Royal Highness and His Royal Highness, respectively. However in April, cosmetic entrepreneur Jamie Karin Lima gave a shout-out to Meghan on her podcast and publicly revealed that she had received a gift basket from Meghan, which was signed, “With the Compliments of HRH The Duchess of Sussex.”

Back in April, the Daily Beast’s royal correspondent Tom Sykes predicted that William wouldn’t put up with Meghan trying to capitalize on her royal titles when she no longer has anything to do with royal life and is not likely to want to spend time in the U.K.

“Charles might be happy to put up with this, but William won’t,” a former courtier told Sykes.

“He loathes and despises Harry and Meghan with every bone in his body. He believes they have betrayed everything the family stands for and the idea that they are using their royal status as a calling card will enrage him.”

Kelly echoed those views in her interview with the Daily Mail. If the couple don’t want to live in the UK, she said, “Why would (Meghan) want to be their princess? Why does she get any Jones out of being the Duchess of Sussex for such a people?”

“So these two are all about themselves,” Kelly said. “They definitely have lost support here in the United States. No one cares about them, and no one is rooting for them. You saw them get booed at the World Series game the other day. That’s real.”

There were unconfirmed reports that boos erupted in Dodgers Stadium last week when Meghan and Harry were shown on the Jumbotron, sitting in the front row near home plate to watch the Los Angeles Dodgers play the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 4 of the World Series. The couple tried to showed their support for the hometown team by donning Dodgers caps. But that gesture definitely earned them boos when they appeared on the big screen during a watch party at Toronto’s Rogers Centre, according to a local news report. The animosity apparently stems from the time Meghan lived in Toronto, filming “Suits.” She regularly went out of her way to be seen in Blue Jays regalia. Meanwhile, Harry’s father is king of 14 Commonwealth countries, including Canada.

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