New documents have been released as part of the lawsuit launched by Meghan Markle and Prince Harry against British newspapers. And these should not please Queen Elizabeth II. We learn that the Duchess of Sussex did not feel supported for a second by the monarchy in the face of attacks by the scandalous press.
“As her friends had never seen her in this state before, they were rightly concerned for her welfare, specifically as she was pregnant, unprotected by the Institution, and prohibited from defending herself,” the documents state. https://t.co/LJg2zXngQY
- Carly Ledbetter (@ledbettercarly) July 1, 2020“[Meghan Markle] has become the subject of a large number of false and harmful articles in the tabloids, in particular in the [ Mail on Sunday ]. As her friends had never seen her in such a state before, they rightly worried about her health, in particular because she was pregnant, and not protected by the institution and forbidden to defend herself », One can read, as Town & Country relays .
Family business
Archie's mother was indeed against the monarchical approach of making no comment on what is said in the press about them, the famous "never complain, never explain", advocated by the queen for (very) many years.
The Mail on Sunday had published a letter from Meghan Markle sent to her father, Thomas (with the latter's agreement). Prince Harry's wife accuses the newspaper of having published a truncated version in which she plays the bad role.
Thomas Markle did not attend his daughter's wedding and repeatedly blamed the monarchy and Meghan Markle for ousting him. In the legal documents, Meghan Markle brings several testimonies according to which she regularly called her father so that he comes to his marriage and made available to him everything necessary to make him comfortable and able to move. His calls and offers were, according to relatives, ignored or refused by Thomas Markle.
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