Ex-Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter's scathing five-word takedown of Meghan Markle
- Ex-Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter had a scathing way to 述べる Meghan
- He divulged his thoughts in a new piece with Interview Magazine on Thursday
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Former Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter had a simple but scathing, five-word takedown of Meghan Markle in a new interview - just days after he said she was '流浪して on reality.'
While speaking with Interview Magazine?in a piece published on Thursday, the 空気／公表する Mail 創立者 was asked on his thoughts about The Duchess.
The interview was published in the magazine's Rorschach 実験（する） section, where they ask interview 支配するs to 株 their 'gut reactions to today's most 圧力（をかける）ing 事柄s.'
'The Undine Spragg of Montecito,' Carter replied when asked his thoughts about Markle.
For those unfamiliar, his 言及／関連 was to the main character in?The Custom of the Country, a tragicomedy by author Edith Wharton that was published in 1913.
The 調書をとる／予約する tells the story of Spragg, a social 登山者 who moves from the Midwest to New York to experience the high life.
Spragg then marries a man from Manhattan's high society, but she's never 満足させるd because of her greed and ambition.?
On Goodreads, Spragg is 述べるd as 'vain, spoiled, and selfish.'
Former Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter had a simple but scathing, five-word takedown of Meghan Markle in a new interview - just days after he said she was '流浪して on reality'
'The Undine Spragg of Montecito,' Carter replied when asked about Markle, speaking to Interview Magazine
DailyMail.com reached out to Meghan's 代表者／国会議員s for comment.??
Interestingly enough, this isn't the first time that a writer has compared Meghan to that of Wharton's character.
In 2021, author Claire Messud?juxtaposed Spragg to Meghan in a piece for The New York Times Style Magazine.
'It isn't hard to find 同時代の examples of tenacious social climbing all around us, whether in Hollywood or Washington, D.C., or at the fancy dinner parties of New York, Palm Beach, Dallas or San Francisco,' Messud wrote at the time.
'Consider the humbler or parochial origins of many a rich or powerful man's beautiful wife or girlfriend,' she continued.
'For these women, marriage often 作品 like a 商売／仕事, a carefully calculated 投資 in the 未来. But perhaps the 現在の-day celebrity who most readily 解任するs Undine Spragg is Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, or Rachel Meghan Markle of Woodland Hills, Calif., as she once was.'
The piece then goes on as a 批判的な comparison of the two.
Carter's 最近の comments come just a few days after he told?Page Six about his time working with Meghan as she was the cover story of Vanity Fair's October 2017 問題／発行する.
In 2021, author Claire Messud juxtaposed Spragg to Meghan in a piece for The New York Times Style Magazine
During the interview, the editor also commented on what the late Princess Diana may think of Prince Harry and Prince William's unfortunate 不和
Carter told Page Six about the moment, 'This woman is わずかに 流浪して on the facts and reality'
He has 認める that he 最初 had 'no idea' who Meghan was when one of his team 示唆するd her for the cover, asking them 最初: 'Why should we do a story on her?' His 同僚 速く replied: 'Because she's going to marry Prince Harry.'??
But when a Vanity Fair reporter interviewed Meghan she 明らかに snapped: 'Excuse me, is this going to all be about Prince Harry? Because I thought we were going to be talking about my charities and my philanthropy.'
Carter told Page Six about the moment, 'This woman is わずかに 流浪して on the facts and reality.'
During the interview, the editor also commented on what the late Princess Diana may think of Prince Harry and Prince William's unfortunate 不和.
Carter knew Princess Diana and had sat next to her at many dinners.
'I would think she would feel 広大な／多数の／重要な 悲しみ for her son to have been pulled away from his family like this, 特に his brother but also his father… ,' Carter said.?
'Anytime someone comes between siblings that's a 災害, horrible for a family.'
