Hillary Clinton Defends Meghan Markle and Her "Inexplicable" Media Coverage - Fox News

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For any copyright, please send me a message. Since Hillary Clinton has experience being a media figure who invites controversy when she doesn’t intend to her, it’s no surprise that she has some sympathy for Meghan Markle. During a Sunday Times interview with her daughter, Chelsea Clinton, to promote their new book for young people, The Book of Gutsy Women, the pair both said that Meghan counts as a gusty woman, though she isn’t on their published list. They also opened up about the treatment Meghan has received at the hands of the British press. “I’m a huge fan of Meghan Markle,” the elder Clinton said. “I do want to say that the way she’s been treated is inexplicable.” She also agreed with the common assessment that Meghan’s race has something to do with the way she is covered. “It’s certainly part of it,” she said. “If the explanation is that she’s biracial, then shame on everybody.” Chelsea added that Meghan’s prior career might motivate the coverage as well. “It’s because she proudly had a career first and has a voice that she thankfully continues to use,” she said. “Anyone who has the temerity to break the mould of what has previously been established and expected often, unfortunately, receives criticism and bile that I don’t understand. We’ve seen this pattern repeatedly. I don’t know her, but as someone who respects her, I’m so grateful that she persists, and is unbowed, and is doing work she feels called to do. And also isn’t willing to be bullied.” Chelsea said that she sees some virtue in the lawsuit, even if it isn’t successful. That being said, don’t expect the Clintons to follow in Meghan’s footsteps and file a few lawsuits against the press themselves. “Oh, but our laws are so different,” Clinton said. The former First Lady has long had a soft spot for the British royal family, especially Princess Diana, whom she met at the White House about two months before her death, and whose funeral she attended in September 1997. After the funeral, she even compared the media storm that surrounded her daughter to what Prince Harry and Prince William faced, writing in her weekly newspaper column, “Neither my daughter nor the young princes chose their parents’ circumstances. Like all young people, they are entitled to space and privacy [and] should be left alone to mature as sanely as possible.” Her tender feelings for the royals aside, Clinton’s tolerance for British culture isn’t endless. When reporter Decca Atkinson asked if she enjoyed reality phenom Love Island, she was resolute. “No, I am not a Love Island fan,” she said, as her smile cooled, according to the *Times.” — Our cover story: Joaquin Phoenix on Joker, his fiancée, Rooney Mara, and his memories of River— “He basically hates the press”: How Prince