Angela Levin has slammed Meghan Markle as "disgusting and rude" as she "took centre stage" at Prince Harry's polo match.
The duchess attended the event to support her husband who led his Royal Salute Sentebale team to a 3-1 victory over the Grand Champions in Florida.
The couple were pictured locking lips as Meghan presented the prince with the winning trophy after the match.
The duke and duchess are planning to release two non-fiction projects as part of their £80million deal with the streaming giant Netflix.
Angela Levin claimed that Meghan should "let Harry have a little thing of his own."
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Harry's series will attempt to show what it takes to compete in the sport at the highest level, whilst Meghan's is a lifestyle series to celebrate the joys of cooking, gardening, entertaining, and friendship.
Angela Levin claimed at the event and claimed that Meghan should "let Harry have a little thing of his own".
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GB News host Eamonn Holmes said: "At the end of the day, she is an actress. She knows how to take centre stage."
Angela Levin explained: "She shouldn't be in the middle because she's got two things that she's doing for Netflix.
"She's talking about food, households, friendship, making friends, arrangements, cooking andall that.
"Let Harry have a little thing of his own. He scored the goal that made them win and you think she would be really pleased?
Meghan was a spectator at the polo match
Reuters"She pecked his lips, it wasn't a great passionate kiss, as the paper said because it didn't last more than a second. I just felt it just crushed him to nothing."
She later went on to discuss the prince's new series in more detail. Levin said: "Meghan is the one who's going to be at home. The guru at home and Harry is going to be talking about polo.
"We're going to know all about polo and how exciting it is. I don't think he'll touch on how it's supposed to be the most sexy but there's a lot of that around [in the sport.]
"I don't think Harry would dare to say anything about that, but he's not necessarily going to be around Meghan.
"She's going to be telling us all how to do it. But one of the problems that has made her put it off for so long is that people don't want to buy into it.
"Who wants to be like Meghan?"
There were around 300 spectators at the event including the tennis champion Serena Williams.
The royal couple were seen walking around the fields surrounded by a crew of cameramen documenting their movements.
