However, their partnership didn't end there, as Thomas Markle also joined forces with Netflix to produce a documentary aiming to expose Doria Ragland's alleged secrets, suggesting a "like mother, like daughter" narrative.
According to the documentary, Doria Ragland's past was far from spotless. It is claimed that she had a history of trouble with the law, having spent time in prison and reportedly being involved in drug-related activities during Meghan's childhood.
Additionally, accusations were made against Doria regarding infidelity, with witnesses claiming to have seen her leaving home to be with another man, leaving Meghan at a young age to be raised by Thomas Markle.
The documentary also raised questions about Doria's qualifications as a social worker, with suspicions that she allegedly falsified her job status, possibly with Meghan's assistance. However, it is emphasized that getting a social work license in California with a felony conviction would have been extremely difficult.
Furthermore, the documentary delved into Doria's early relationship with Thomas Markle, highlighting the significant age difference between them and the breakdown of their marriage when Meghan was just two years old.
Despite the family drama, Doria was the sole member of Meghan's family to attend her wedding to Prince Harry in 2018. She later moved in with Meghan, Harry, and their son Archie in California in 2020.
Recently, body language experts have analyzed footage of an event attended by Meghan and Doria at Kensington Palace in 2018. They suggest that Meghan's frustration was evident when Doria unintentionally interrupted her during a conversation, with her body language revealing subtle signs of concealed anger.
The documentary has stirred controversy, leading to heated debates about the accuracy of the claims and the motives behind its production. As the public grapples with these revelations, the deeper complexities of Meghan Markle's family dynamics continue to captivate the world.
