Amid the reports of several British citizens don’t wish to see Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle return to the monarchy, Meghan’s half-sister Samantha claimed their marriage was ‘doomed from the beginning’, reported TOI quoting former GB News host Dan Wootton.
Samantha even suggested Prince Williams had warned Prince Harry not to rush with marriage with Meghan and allegedly advised him to ‘get to know her better’.
According to Samantha, William reportedly told Harry that if he ignores his advice, he may regret later. She noted that the way Meghan and Harry’s relationship unfolded was predictable.
Expressing her belief on Meghan-Harry’s relationship challenges, Samantha said, as quoted by GB News, “I think (Harry) is probably wanting to say to his brother, ‘Oh my God, you were so right.”
She cited trust issues as a significant barrier to reconciliation between Harry and the Royal Family. She said, “How do you feel that love again where the trust has been thrashed?”
Meghan’s sister recalled an interview of Harry where he allegedly he was ‘never happy’ in Great Britain. She also accused Harry of allowing Meghan to mock Queen Elizabeth during her final day and called it ‘disgusting’, added the report.
Meanwhile, Meghan had previously in an interview with Oprah Winfrey that she grew up as an only child. Meghan had claimed she last was in contact with Samantha was around ’18 or 19 years ago’. However, Samantha has disrupted this claim.
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