Harry would be thinking of divorcing, according to Meghan Markle's sister. What are the reasons?
In dialogue with the medium TMZ, Samantha Markle said on Sunday that Meghan and Harry's relationship could end in divorce if they do not receive "counseling."
Samantha Markle, Meghan Markle's half-sister, gave new statements after the explosive interview that her sister gave last week with her husband, Prince Harry, to the American host Oprah Winfrey.
In a dialogue with the TMZ medium, Samantha Markle said on Sunday that Meghan and Harry's relationship could end in divorce if they do not receive "extensive counseling", which, he assures, allows them to work on being "honest" and "apologizing to all those who have damaged ”.
This implies, according to Markle, that they go on an "apology" tour of the UK, with the purpose of "undoing all the damage they have done to the royal family."
“None of this has been honest. The damage to royalty has been massive, "said the woman in reference to the interview given by the couple.
Samantha also assured that the prince must be questioning his marriage to the actress and it could be a matter of time before the link comes to an end.
“Maybe he's already questioning it. This is the way it must be if he has a functional frontal lobe. Come on, he's not 12 years old. He must have the feeling that everything she has said has been a lie, what man would be happy or comfortable like this? ”Said the woman.
In days past, Samantha had lashed out at her sister, with whom she has no relationship. “I feel like she suffers from a narcissistic personality disorder. I don't want to diagnose it. She has to go to a psychiatrist on her own, ”she said last week.
According to her, Meghan has psychological problems and Prince Harry is only dazzled by her charms and suffers from "Stockholm syndrome". She stressed that her sister, in her interest, "took him away from his family, his friends and the life he knew."
About the prince, she said that he reminds her of "those people who have been kidnapped for a long time and begin to feel sympathy for their captors."
Meghan's sister assured that many of the things Meghan said in the interview with Oprah were a lie. She gave an example that she stated that she did not like royalty or did not see herself close to that world, when the truth - according to Samantha - is that she was always one of those dazed girls with the idea of being a princess and that she also treasures her photos in front of the Buckingham Palace.
“She idealized Diana. And she wanted to be like her. She was fascinated to see and try to imitate how she talked and how she dressed ... Now that I don't say she had no idea who Harry was. "
It should be remembered that during the explosive interview with the American driver, Meghan Markle said that she had been the subject of "a smear campaign" by the royal family, which among many things was "concerned" about "how dark" would be her skin. child.
Markle, who is African American, claimed that her husband, Prince Henry, revealed to her his family's concerns about Archie's skin tone, as well as the security he would be entitled to, prior to his birth on May 6, 2019.
"In those months when she was pregnant (...) we had a series of conversations about 'she would not be given security, she would not be given a title' and also concerns and conversations about how dark her skin would be when she was born," Meghan said.
The Duchess of Sussex claimed that Buckingham Palace refused to grant the boy protection, despite that being tradition, and she revealed that she had suicidal thoughts during that time.
"She didn't want to live anymore," she told the presenter with tears in her eyes. "That was a very clear, real and terrifying constant thought," she added.
Meghan, who married Prince Harry in 2018, related that she conveyed to the royal family that she was struggling and that she needed professional help, but they told her that she "could not, that it would not be good for the institution."
She further revealed that she married Enrique three days before the official ceremony and that the second child she expects with her husband will be a girl.
"To have a boy and then a girl, what more can we ask for?" Prince Harry commented in turn.
Meghan, 39, denounced a "real smear campaign" by the royal institution and said that she did not feel protected by it, but she was careful not to personally attack members of the Crown.
She simply claimed that contrary to what the British press had reported, she was not the one who made Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge cry, but rather the opposite happened during an incident that took place before her marriage to Prince Henry in 2018. Kate apologized shortly after, she commented.
Father questioned accusations of racism
Last week, Meghan's father questioned the accusations of racism made by his daughter and Prince Harry against the British monarchy, assuring that he is "disappointed" by the interview that the couple gave on American television.
Meghan distanced herself from her father, Thomas Markle, before her wedding to Elizabeth II's grandson in 2018, to which he, based in Mexico where he gave a very controversial photo shoot to the paparazzi, could not attend due to health problems .
Markle, with whom the Duchess of Sussex has not had contact for years, said on British television on Tuesday that she hoped he was "just a silly question."
"I don't think the British royal family is racist at all," this 76-year-old former director of lighting for American television, based in Rosarito, told ITV.
Thomas Markle admitted that he does not know any member of the British royal family, not even his son-in-law Harry and his grandson Archie, almost two years old.
Meghan assured Oprah that she had done everything possible to protect her parents from media pressure and that she felt "betrayed" when she discovered that Thomas was feeding the tabloid press.
"I'm very disappointed. I have apologized for it, at least 100 times, ”Markle told ITV.
"I'm sorry I did," she added. "But no one had bothered to protect our family members" when "we were attacked by the press every day."
Despite her estrangement from her, she assured that she "loves" her daughter, whom she would like to see again.
In February, Meghan won a lawsuit against the publisher of the tabloid Mail on Sunday, which she sued for invasion of privacy after publishing excerpts from a letter to her father in August 2018, asking him not to go out again. in the media.
