Sussexes' 'catastrophic chase' claims were made to 'get more attention'

Royal experts and commentators have reacted to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's latest claim of being pursued by paparazzi for allegedly two hours after attending an award ceremony in New York City. Royal commentator and biographer Angela Levin told GB News host Dan Wootton she doesn't know why the Duke and Duchess of Sussex left with "four cars protecting them" and came back in a "yellow taxi". "I can't understand how they arrived with four cars protecting them, full of guys who are looking after them ... and yet they come back in a yellow taxi" Ms Levin said. Fox News contributor Tyrus told Sky News Australia host Piers Morgan the claims were made to "get more attention" after the Duchess of Sussex received her award. "It's about her (Meghan) ... She's one of the most selfish people ... And of course it's to get more attention after she receives an award none of us even know about." Tyrus said.