Meghan Markle's pregnant twerk goes viral
Sky News host Caroline Di Russo discusses Meghan Markle's pregnant twerk going viral.
'In the almost two and a half years of hosting this show I thought I had seen an awful lot, so far as the Sussexes were concerned,' Ms Di Russo said.
'I was wrong.'
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