She accused the Duchess of Sussex of being “desperate with attention”, explaining that it was the reason why she launched a wave of new businesses.

The former editor -in -chief of Vanity Fair went further, slamming Meghan Markle as “enormously underly” and “inaccessible”.

After having already criticized Meghan after the launch of his Netflix cuisine show, Tina Brown has again torn the former actress.

This time, the 71 -year -old man criticized the mother of two as “desperate attention” for launching several companies in a short time.

“Her problem is just that she is so added. She never stops making announcements and never really follows,” said the former editor -in -chief of Vanity Fair on mixed signals for the Podcast Media Semaor last Friday, according to the Daily mail.

Brown then suggested that Meghan is “devoid of self -confidence” as an additional explanation of the multiple companies in the Duchess.

“She always tries to be a kind of instant Beyoncé or Instant Obama Obama without background that has built these people – you know, these very, very strong structures on which they stand. So, it’s really her problem,” added the star of “Suit”.

Since the previous criticism of Brown towards Meghan, the former actress has launched her like never a brand and returned to the world of podcasting with the beginnings of “confessions of a founding woman”.

Although the brand’s items sold quickly, the Podcast did not have the same success as its previous series, “Archetypes”.

By targeting these developments, Brown suggested that Meghan would be much more fulfilled if she focused on a project at a time.

“If she had just succeeded, then had done something else, she would be in a much better place,” said Princess Diana Biographer. “But she is extremely shallow in her approach to the work she does.”

Brown also pointed out that she does not expect Meghan to change her habits, saying that the mother of two of two acts as if she were an island.

“What I hear from everyone is that she is not advisable, and that’s the problem,” added Brown. “She has exhausted her advisory circle, which just has the impression, well, what is it for? She is not going to do it.”

In his previous criticism from Meghan on his cooking show, “With Love, Meghan”, Brown said that the show was proof that the former actress had a “infallible instinct to be wrong”.

According to the journalist, Meghan also “never understood a convincing personality” and would have been more successful in creating a show on “what a spectacular failure in the past five years [of her life] were. “

At the time, Brown also searched Meghan’s approach to promote his lifestyle brand, which was previously named American Riviera Orchard but was changed because it was too restrictive.

“Who announces a new brand of lifestyle, American Riviera Orchard and Hounds Celebrity Friends to talk about his strawberry jam on social networks without showing reasonable diligence on the availability of the brand?” Questioned Brown.

Brown is not the only one to have criticized the new commercial enterprises of Meghan.

Time London’The columnist of S James Marriott criticized the podcast while “the empty lessons of Meghan in self-esteem”, while a writer for the Guardian noted that it was “reversal of the stomach” and “sycophantic”.

The click of the new project was still Telegraph Television critic Chris Bennion. He said it was a “stupid flow of insane aphorisms” with “no confessions or secrets”.

Similar words were used to describe the Meghan cuisine program, which made its debut on Netflix at the beginning of last month.

A point of sale examined him as “a trip to the ego of Montecito which is not worth taking it”, while another criticized it as “a horrible artifact of a particular cultural era which recently met its apocalypse”, according to the Daily mail.