It's clear that Megan has a strained relationship with her family, but Joffrey argues that labeling all of them as horrible people is unfair and naive.
Megan has numerous relatives, including maternal and paternal uncles, aunts, and cousins, who may not deserve such harsh judgments.
However, Joffrey points out that Megan herself has some issues, and her fame seems to have distanced her from most of her family members. The motivations behind this choice remain unknown to him.
Joffrey feels that Megan not only cut off her relatives but also devised a plan to have Doria kick her half-siblings out of their shared house.
This house, once owned by their beloved maternal grandfather Alvin Raglan, is now in Doria's possession, and Joffrey claims he didn't receive any share of it.
A podcaster, Lady C, recently shared her opinions on Megan, claiming that Megan wouldn't even hire her own mother, Doria, as a maid. According to Lady C, Doria supposedly swindled her siblings out of their jointly owned house.
Moreover, there are allegations of financial shadiness related to Megan's bankrupt travel agency, which Joffrey believes falls under Megan's responsibility.
Another point of contention is Doria's association with a peculiar religious group, which has raised suspicions.
There are claims that Doria is assisting Megan in contacting Diana to exert influence on Harry. Additionally, Joffrey questions the source of Doria's wealth, including her allegedly lucrative elder care business, which he believes may be questionable.
Joffrey also expresses disappointment over how Megan and Harry seemingly orchestrated the estrangement between Megan and her father, Thomas. While Thomas may not be perfect, he was an involved parent who supported and raised Megan.
Despite their issues, Thomas yearns for reconciliation with his daughter before he predicts his passing in the next three years.
The situation between Megan, her family, and her father is complicated and filled with conflicting accounts. It's essential to consider various perspectives before passing judgment on any party involved.
