Sky News host Caroline Di Russo says it’s “rather awkward” that one of Britain’s most notorious anti-establishment figures, former Sex Pistols frontman John Lydon, is siding with the Royal Family against the Sussexes, who he describes as “spiteful”.
“In a rather eventful interview this week, former Sex Pistols frontman – and near neighbour of Meghan and Harry in California – John Lydon, less than
politely suggested that Harry and Meghan F**k off and shut up,” she said.She said her message to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex is “please exit, stage left”.
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