Meghan Markle was torn apart by Channel 5 viewers ahead of Meghan - Duchess For Sale? which airs at 7.30pm on Sunday July 6th. They vowed not to watch as royal expert and Daily Mail editor Richard Eden revealed he would be taking part in the series, which airs tonight. He penned: "If you're in the UK, don't miss Meghan - Duchess For Sale? on @channel5_tv at 7.30pm tonight, Sunday, July 6. I'm one of the contributors."

The post got a mixed response from viewers, as some said they would be tuning in, while others vowed to keep off the channel while Meghan was on air. One person said: "We appreciate your suffering, but will respectfully decline. It's a holiday weekend. Some of us have full lives that don't involve manufactured drama!" as another said: "I'll pass thanks!" and a third agreed: "No thanks not interested." But one person said: "I wish I could see this in USA," as another said: "It's all so sad- selling a title for a dollar, euro, pound. So sad. I do wish HMKing Charles III could put a stop to the injury perpetrated on the rest of the family."

The Radio Times synopsis reads: "From multimillion-dollar media deals to the launch of her own lifestyle brand, he Duchess of Sussex' has been busy carving out a new identity since leaving the royal family.

"With lucrative partnerships crumbling and new ventures raising eyebrows, this documentary takes a deep dive into her business empire, asking whether she is building a lasting legacy or simply cashing in on her royal connections - or both."

Meghan has recently sparked backlash after releasing her As Ever rose on July 1, which would have been her late mother-in-law Princess Diana's 64th birthday, as TalkTV presenter Kevin O'Sullivan branded her "Meghan Mark-up".

The move has been branded as tone-deaf by fans, as Diana's driver was confirmed to have been over the limit as he crashed the car with Diana in it on the night she died in 1997.

Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield claimed the move left Prince William very unimpressed, as she said: " "As Ever appears to be the latest attempt to stake a claim in the oversaturated lifestyle market. This launch has struck a very specific nerve, not just because of what the product is, but because when it was released, July 1, Princess Diana's birthday.

"A source close to the royal household told me, it's not lost on Prince William that Meghan has launched an alcohol brand on his mother's birthday, the very mum he lost in a drink driving tragedy.

"When I asked if there was anger at Meghan for using Diana's birthday to promote her commercial products, my source replied: 'It's what he's come to expect from her'. He doesn't think much of her."