The Duchess of Sussex has no plans to see her father, who is recovering in hospital from a leg amputation, and has given up hope of ever reconciling with him.
On Wednesday, Meghan, 44, who has not seen Thomas Markle for many years, “reached out” to the 81-year-old with a letter hand-delivered to him in a hospital in the Philippines, where he now lives.
She has not attempted to ring him at the hospital, fearing a phone call could be overheard.
Prince Harry was born into a position of immense inherited privilege but that hasn’t stopped him commenting on the vigorous democracy that defines the U.S. and is now his home.
Talentless grifter Prince Harry gets booed on Colbert for making a joke about Trump being a king. pic.twitter.com/hx4m2ZqPvj
— 🇺🇸 Red Pill Czar 🇺🇸 (@RedPillCzar) December 4, 2025
I see only a rapidly fading sorta celebrity duo in Meghan and Harry with nothing to offer anyone.
Former talk show host and comedienne Ellen DeGeneres and her “wife” Portia de Rossi have had enough of the United Kingdom and reportedly plan to head back to the good old U.S. of A., just months after fleeing the country to get away from President Donald Trump. However, they claim they’re returning to California to avoid the super-chilly temperatures of the Cotswold region of Britain. In other words, America’s climate beats the dreary atmosphere of the UK, and the celebrity couple miss it so badly they’re willing to put up with a few months of President Trump.
Anyone who thought the catastrophe of Snow White might humble disgraced star Rachel Zegler is in for a surprise.
Rather than take to heart how her ego-fueled big mouth undermined her $350 million live-action remake for the Disney Grooming Syndicate, she’s leaning on this…
Actor Robert De Niro has called on Americans to keep up the anti-Trump protests, fearing the president will “not leave the White House.”
Actress Jane Fonda rebuked Democrat Party leaders for being “not good enough” while accusing President Trump of authoritarianism.
The actress issued her claim during an appearance this week on CNN where she promoted her relaunch of the Committee for the First Amendment – a Cold War era organization established in the 1940s to counter the blacklisting of artists during the McCarthy era. She cited her father, Henry Fonda, an original member, as inspiration.
Pop megastar and Wicked star Ariana Grande reshared a social media post questioning if the lives of people who voted for President Donald Trump had “gotten better.”
One Donald Trump accomplishment that often goes overlooked is getting Rosie O’Donnell and other unhinged Hollywood has-beens to leave the country. So let’s give credit where credit is due. Of course, even though O’Donnell is no longer stateside, she still desperately clings to relevancy by complaining about President Trump to anyone who will listen.
Director and former sitcom star Rob Reiner is all of a sudden claiming that Democrats should stop their daily smear campaign, calling President Donald Trump “Hitler” and his voters “fascists,” after he spent the last decade using that same extreme rhetoric himself.
Actor George Takei accused President Donald Trump and his allies of employing a Nazi playbook to exploit the assassination of conservative icon Charlie Kirk.
The Star Trek actor made his claim when sharing a Substack article on BlueSky with the headline, “Is Charlie Kirk Their Reichstag Moment?”
It’s really not a bad idea George, thanks for the input.
Actor Mark Hamill feels “really ashamed” America elected President Donald Trump twice, calling himself a “minority” in his own country.
Hamill expressed his feelings about Trump during an appearance on the WTF With Marc Maron podcast.
Honoring the Rust Belt’s greatest sellout — and elitist suck-up.
It was July 1984, a very late weeknight. My buddy Mike and I closed up Perkins Restaurant in Butler, Pennsylvania, and left about 1 a.m. with a six-pack of Budweiser pounders for the old Kaufman’s department store in downtown Pittsburgh. There we joined a long line of fellow 1980s degenerates sleeping out all night on the sidewalk in quest of coveted Bruce Springsteen concert tickets.
Springsteen is not a patriot. He isn’t the voice of American pride. He’s a salesman, and a disingenuous one at that
Bruce Springsteen is considered by many to be the voice of America. A patriot. A hero. The blue-collar troubadour who stood shoulder to shoulder with working men and sang their stories back to them. But according to Aaron Lewis, that image is a fraud. He’s right. The evidence is impossible to ignore.
Lewis rose in the late 1990s as frontman of Staind, one of the era’s biggest rock bands, selling millions and filling arenas. In recent years, he has reinvented himself as a solo country artist. Unlike most musicians parroting Hollywood politics, he wears his patriotism openly. His songs are bluntly pro-American, his shows draped in the Stars and Stripes. Mocked and scorned, he hasn’t backed down. That’s why his criticism of Springsteen carries weight.
Actress and former talk show host Rosie O’Donnell, who fled the United State after President Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris in last November, went on a conspiracy theory-filled rant about the anti-Catholic trans Minneapolis school shooter that included her fantasizing about Trump’s death.
On the eve of a comeback to TV, actor Jussie Smollett is again claiming he did not hoax a supposed hate crime perpetrated against him in 2019 and is renewing his attack on Chicago and its police department.
Six years after his career fell came to a halt, Smollett is set for a TV comeback in a new competition series this fall entitled, Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test.
