Photographer Arthur Edwards, renowned for his work with the British royal family, didn’t mince words when sharing his thoughts on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding. 

Speaking in an exclusive chat on The Sun’s YouTube channel, Edwards described the event as “miserable” and “the worst raw wedding” he ever covered.

Known for his extensive coverage of the royals, Edwards expressed his disappointment with the day, highlighting Harry’s efforts to keep the press at bay. 

He recounted how he struggled to capture good shots, as the couple deliberately avoided the cameras. Edwards also reflected on the treatment he and fellow journalists received, feeling unwelcome and poorly treated.

Reactions to Edwards’ candid remarks varied. Some viewers sympathized, noting the couple’s actions even before the public was fully aware. 

Others criticized Meghan, labeling her as a “vengeful gold digger,” expressing regret over Harry’s decisions.

The discussion surrounding Meghan and Harry’s impact extended beyond their wedding. Reports surfaced about Americans’ growing frustration with Meghan, urging Britain to “take her back.” 

Criticism mounted against the couple’s ventures, with their Netflix and Spotify deals drawing scrutiny for their perceived lack of substance.

Amidst debates over their choices, speculation arose about the couple’s travels, including a trip to Africa reportedly facilitated by questionable means. 

Some pondered whether their lives would have been different had they remained in Britain, engaging in meaningful work under the public eye.

Reflecting on these discussions, one American commenter conceded that Meghan had become “our problem,” urging Harry to return to the UK. 

The sentiment echoed a broader sentiment: the complexities of fame and scrutiny in the modern age, as the Sussexes navigate their roles amidst public scrutiny and personal ambitions.

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