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Ulrika Jonsson has said that, despite previously having a “soft spot” for Prince Harry, she had come to the conclusion that he has a “disrespectful” attitude towards women in his new memoir, Spare.The former Gladiators star, 55, slammed the royal, 38, for his “brutal” and “dismissive” attitudes towards women, and argued that it probably stemmed from losing his mother Princess Diana at a young age.Ulrika started by acknowledging that Princess Diana’s death was the kind of “dreadful event” that would have severely impacted him both as a child and as a man.The star then went on to question whether what she describes as his “dismissiveness” and “objectification” of women have stemmed from this ordeal. “His view of women appears to be of a group of one-dimensional people — either objectified or dismissed.There to be used for his own gratification but rarely respected,” she wrote.The star then went on to list off different sections of the memoir where Prince Harry had come across as “sexist” in his approach to women.

Meghan Markle, 40, for talking so openly about her miscarriage.The Duchess of Sussex opened up about her ordeal in an article she wrote for The New York Times in November 2020.Myleene, very sadly suffered from four miscarriages and was unable to talk about it for a whole year.Speaking to the Daily Express, Myleene detailed this hard time and what helped her get through it.She said: "I would trawl the internet, which is never a good thing in the middle of the night, but to see women who are in my eyes so strong - such as Beyoncé, Meghan Markle and Michelle Obama."These things happen to women who are as strong as that."She added: "Women who have the best doctors."That gave me some comfort and made me feel less alone."Meghan revealed she

Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, 39, is said to want her unborn daughter to be "surrounded by strong females", as she prepares to welcome the latest edition to the Sussex Family later this year.