Meghan Markle's Half-Sister Samantha Rips Apart 'Gross' Twerk Video With Bizzare Claims

Meghan Markle's estranged half-sister, Samantha Markle, has broken her silence on the duchess' viral twerk video.

On June 4, the Duchess of Sussex broke the Internet with a throwback clip of her twerking in the delivery room ahead of her and Prince Harry's daughter Lilibet's arrival. The video was posted in honor of Lilibet's 4th birthday.

The viral clip has since left the Internet divided, and Samantha is taking the side of the critics, accusing Meghan of being too "raunchy."

Samantha took to X to bash her half-sister in a series of tweets, admitting that the clip wasn't a great PR move to fix the Sussexes' crumbling reputation.

After British journalist Angela Levin slammed Meghan for "showing her wobbling stomach" and inappropriately "bending down legs wide," Samantha couldn't agree more.

"And that's gross," she replied. "Dancing like that in positions like that would not be for public display even if she was carelessly doing it. Just kind of tacky."

The disappointed half-sister questioned if pregnant women could dance that vigorously before alleging that Meghan might have faked her pregnancy. In a follow-up tweet, she analyzed the royal's baby bump, writing:

"Exactly. That is too funky looking, and a baby abdomen is not shaped like that. WTAF and it's really weird that troll fans will try to defend that."

Samantha doubled down on her theory in a series of subsequent posts, as seen in a YouTube recording of her protected tweets.

She claimed Meghan's twerk was "dangerous" for the baby, hence all the proof she wasn't actually pregnant. The author then ripped apart the picture Meghan shared of her holding baby Lilibet shortly after birth.

"And IMO that photo doesn't mean that she gave birth," she alleged. "A birth mother could have handed her the baby immediately post delivery to be adopted by her."

The 60-year-old explained that although fans might find her tweet offensive, only DNA evidence and a valid signature from a delivering physician can truly prove Meghan was indeed pregnant.

Moving on from the fake pregnancy accusations, "The Diary of a Princess Pushy's Sister" author blasted Meghan for sexualizing herself in the Instagram video.

"First of all, we all know she can't dance," Samantha slammed. "We've seen the videos and this borders on pregnancy p-rn in my opionion. Raunchy."

The estranged sibling added she was "embarrassed" for the royal family because Prince Harry "needs to try to make a point this way." According to her, dancing excessively wasn’t necessary to induce labour, as there are other ways.

"They could have used Elizabeth Arden cream, and that seems to be the go-to cream for him LOL," she mocked.

As expected, Samantha's opinion rubbed Meghan's supporters the wrong way. When a critic slammed her as "gross" for attacking her sister, the marketing director argued, "No, pumpkin. Twerking while pregnant is gross. Apes do that. It's not attractive, and it's really historic."

Fans immediately interpreted the reply as a racial slur against Meghan and unleashed anger on Thomas Markle's oldest daughter.

One user wrote, "That's why Meghan has never been close to her. Passive-aggressive racism. Same with Thomas and Thomas Jr. Once Meghan knew, she removed herself from their presence."

Another comment read, "The blatant racism from this worthless half sister is beyond comprehension."

A third fan added, "She's never beating the bitter racist allegations. Maybe Meghan will take Samantha's advice on motherhood when Samantha's kids actually want to talk to her again."

This fourth remark read, "Omg, how racist can you declare yourself? You are a horrible human being."

Samantha Markle isn't the only one who seems to have a problem with Meghan Markle's twerking video. Conservative journalist Megyn Kelly also sounded off, harshly criticizing the "Suits" alum.

On her podcast, "The Megyn Kelly Show, the political commentator described the video as "deeply problematic." She claimed the duchess only posted the clip to draw public favor.

"We don't like you, and no amount of posting videos that you think are going to humanize you will make us like you," Kelly said, per The Wrap.

She further slammed the Instagram post as "disrespectful." According to the former "America Live" host, the clip was an intimate moment meant to be shared only between husband and wife, not with the rest of the world.