Meghan Markle social media presence branded ‘inappropriate'

Meghan Markle’s Instagram has been the topic of debate from the moment it first cropped up, and since then comments have begun to circulate that its turning more and more ‘parody’ like’.

The commentator that shared this claim is royal correspondent Bronte Coy.

It’s while she sat for an interview for The Sun's Royal Exclusive YouTube series.

During the whole thing she called Meghan’s Instagram, as well as the video “difficult” before adding “I honestly genuinely had to go to her page to make sure it had originated there because I thought it was a parody.”

Because what it looks like now is “she's someone who is now working as an influencer. The direct marketing campaign is to your Instagram audience.”

In terms of business Ms Coy admitted, “in that respect, I think she's got something like 42 million views on this video, which I think all of us were among them, but everyone I've ever spoken to seems to have been among them.”

“There are people watching what she's doing. That directly relates, I would assume, to the sales that she's having and eyes that are on her Netflix show and that are going to her website as ever.”

Before concluding she did note the shock factor in it and said, “it was obviously very difficult to watch, it was quite cringeworthy but you are generating headlines.”

And “that is the aim of people in this space, but then when you compare it to how we would react with the working royals putting out that kind of content, I think it's apples and oranges. because, of course, looking at it through that filter, you think, what are you doing? This is not appropriate.”