Bethenny Frankel tells Meghan Markle to “let go” of the royal family’s problems

Bethenny Frankel gives Meghan Markle royal advice.

During the Thursday episode of Frankel’s podcast “Just B of Bethenny Frankel” a former “housewife” called on the Duchess of Sussex to continue talking about her past problems with the royal family and told her to just “let go”.

“She is very much like a housewife because she can’t stop talking about what she wants to be irrelevant,” said Frankel, 51.

“[It’s like] when … you want to part with housewives. “It was toxic, I don’t want to be in the drama” or whatever the hostess says. [But] then… for the next five years, always talking about what you’re trying to get out of. ‘

Frankel continued, “When you leave the royal family, you are leaving the royal family. You learned something, you said it, we heard you. … and [still] in every interview you talk about the royal family. Give it up, Elso. Move on. Make changes in the future. “

The former reality show star appeared to be referring to a bombing interview with Markle “Cutting” in which a mother of two referred to allegedly racist media coverage of her children.

Markle described her internal conflict as she had to share family photos with the same British media whose readers allegedly called her children racist insults.

“Why would I give the same people who call my children the N word a picture of my child before I can share it with people who love my child?” The 41-year-old asked. “Tell me how it makes sense and then I’ll play the game.”

Frankel praised the former actress for telling about her experiences: “It’s good to know racism is everywhere, but it’s not something we’re surprised. For example, if you tell me that racism exists within the royal family, I’m not shocked.

Due to strict rules and media scrutiny, Markle and Prince Harry “backed out” from their duties as senior royals in 2020, a move about which Alum “Suit” claims to have “lost” Harry his relationship with his father , Prince Charles.

“Harry said to me,” I lost my dad in the process. ” For them it doesn’t have to be the same as it is for me, but it’s his decision, ”she said, speaking of her tense relationship with her father, Thomas Markle.

When asked if reconciliation was possible, Markle replied, “I think forgiveness is really important. It takes a lot more energy to be unforgiven. But forgiveness takes a lot of effort. I tried really hard, especially knowing I could say anything. “

The source later told Page Six that Markle was trying to say she didn’t want Harry, 37, to lose his father.

Former members of the royal family got married in 2018 and have since welcomed two children: 3-year-old Archie and 1-year-old Lilibet.