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A Good Morning Britain star has sparked outrage online after sharing her thoughts on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest. Narinder Kaur shared a message about Virginia Giuffre - the late Epstein victim who made several claims against the former Prince.

Posting to X, formerly Twitter, Narinder referred to the former Royals' arrest as she penned: "Absolutely none of this would have happened without Virginia Giuffre, who sadly never lived to see the day. William and Kate have treated Harry and Meghan far worse than they ever did Andrew." Another presenter, Josh Rom, hit back as he said: "The second part of your take is just a straight-up lie. Harry has never had his titles stripped, never had his Prince style stripped, the palace is not cooperating in any sort of police investigation into Harry, and if he really wanted to return to royal life and the fold fully, Harry has the option to do so. Prince William also reportedly wanted Andrew put of the fold at the time of the Newsnight interview."

But Narinder shot back, saying: "It's not a straight up lie. William and Kate have treated Harry and Meghan disgustingly. William refused to travel with Harry when the Queen died and happily drove Andrew around. Stop this."

One fan raged in the comments: "Wow, you have managed to make a post about a sexual assault and trafficking victim into how Harry and Meghan are victims."

As another fumed: "Why even comment with that? Harry and Meghan were impossible. William and Kate have been kind to every other person in their lives.

"Who has all the drama? Meghan is the one who dismisses all like dirt on her shoes. Not once has it been reported W&C have been nasty!"

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Someone else said: "Your comparison is off. Andrew's matter is different from Harry's matter. The latter is more personal. The former is not respected."

Narinder's comment comes as Andrew was arrested today on suspicion of misconduct in public office - on his 66th birthday.

Thames Valley Police confirmed the arrest on Thursday following allegations made against the former prince after the release of millions of pages of files related to paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein.

He is reported to be the first senior member of the British Royal Family in modern times to face arrest.

The former Prince, who was recently stripped of his titles, has continued to deny any wrongdoing.