In a candid interview with Cheeky Magazine, Timothy Chalamet did not hold back when discussing Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s recent actions.

Chalamet, who has also faced his fair share of media attention due to his relationship with Kylie Jenner, called out the royal couple for their contradictory behavior.

On one hand, they cry out for privacy, while on the other, they shamelessly bask in the media spotlight.

Chalamet’s own relationship with Jenner had been the subject of speculation since April, but it was their public debut at a Beyond K concert in Los Angeles last September that truly ignited the frenzy.

The media closely followed their every move, dissecting every detail of their romance as if it were a primetime drama.

Having experienced the scrutiny of the public eye himself, Chalamet was brutally honest about the price of fame.

He acknowledged that it comes with a hefty cost and that zealous fans can propel someone to stardom.

However, Chalamet didn’t stop there.

He went on to reference a notorious South Park episode that satirized Meghan and Harry’s attempts to lead a private life while simultaneously seeking media attention.

The actor’s message was clear: it reeks of hypocrisy when celebrities willingly invite the paparazzi into their lives and then complain about a lack of privacy.

Chalamet delved deep into the issue, exposing the farcical nature of Meghan and Harry’s pleas for a peaceful life away from the limelight.

Despite their dramatic claims, he pointed out that other celebrities, such as Cillian Murphy and Cate Blanchett, have mastered the art of deflecting personal questions without compromising their privacy.

However, Chalamet had no time for diplomacy when it came to Meghan and Harry.

He outright called their supposed privacy a sham, arguing that they only experienced invasions of privacy when they willingly invited the media into their lives.

Through strategic collaborations and carefully choreographed public appearances, they essentially laid out their personal lives for the world to consume.

Chalamet’s stark conclusion was that actions speak louder than words.

Despite Meghan and Harry’s pleas for privacy, their relentless pursuit of the spotlight told a different story.

He emphasized the importance of finding a balance between public engagement and maintaining personal boundaries in the fickle world of fame.

While some celebrities gracefully navigate this tightrope, Meghan and Harry seem to stumble, creating their own media circus.

In Chalamet’s unfiltered view, their narrative of victimhood is nothing more than a poorly executed performance in a drama of their own making.