‘There was no bra station’: 'Deal or No Deal' alum Patricia Kara slams Meghan Markle over ‘bimbo’ comments

When questioned if Meghan's remarks about being "objectified" and made to feel like a "bimbo" were "familiar," the former 'Deal or No Deal' model stated that she had never had that kind of bad experience, adding that she had only good memories of the game show and had even returned as a briefcase girl for its 2018 reincarnation. “Not at all. It's unfortunate that she felt that way because in my experience I never ever felt that way,” she continued.

With her remarks about 'Deal or No Deal' recently, Meghan prompted a heated backlash. She acknowledged that she was appreciative of the money she made on the show while attempting to make it as an actress, referring to it as “a short stint” to pay the bills but also expressed displeasure with it. “I ended up quitting the show,” Meghan continued on the episode - which featured an interview with Paris Hilton. “I was so much more than what was being objectified on the stage. I didn't like feeling forced to be all looks and little substance. That's how it felt for me at the time, being reduced to this specific archetype, the word bimbo.”

Claudia, another former briefcase ladies and 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' actress, was one of the first people to publicly criticize Meghan's remarks. She slammed Meghan's claims on her Instagram Stories, arguing that the show never treated its models like "bimbos" and that producers really chose briefcase girls based on their "outgoing personalities."

Her statements have been criticized by a number of well-known people, including TV personalities Whoopi Goldberg and Megyn Kelly, in the wake of the episode's airing. The Duchess was accused of "making other women feel bad" by Whoopi, 66, on a recent episode of 'The View.' Whoopi is known for her liberal viewpoints. saying: “My point is, if you see it and that's how you feel, just maybe you don't want to make the other women feel bad because maybe they're not - you know, maybe they're trying to make a living too.”

Megyn, a former Fox News host, 51, also criticized Meghan's comments, saying that the former 'Suits' star "'knew exactly what she was getting herself into." “The laughable notion that she did not know what she was getting herself into when she took a job in which one’s only mission is to look tan, wear false eyelashes and wear a skimpy shiny dress while opening a suitcase,” Megyn said on her 'SiriusXM' podcast. “She knew exactly what she was getting herself into on that job and it was no surprise to her that they wanted her to look as good as possible while doing it. What she’s trying to con us on now is whether she enjoyed it. She loved every minute of it. She wanted to be objectified. She wanted the adulation just like she still wants it to this day.”