Meghan Markle’s Secret Trip to Los Angeles Revealed by Jessica Mulroney

In a surprising turn of events, Jessica Mulroney has spilled the beans on Meghan Markle's secret trip to Los Angeles a month before her wedding.

The revelation came as Mulroney disclosed that Meghan had paid Raina $130 to set up Thomas, adding more intrigue to the already controversial story.

Speculation surrounding Meghan and Prince Harry's absence from the raw Easter church service in 2018 had been rampant.

Although it was later confirmed that the couple had chosen to spend the holiday privately, questions persisted about their whereabouts and activities.

Now, thanks to a recent report by ABC News, we may finally have an answer regarding Meghan's mysterious trip.

According to the report, Meghan left London just days before her wedding and flew to Los Angeles.

It was during this time that she met with a Los Angeles-based photographer, who took pictures of Thomas.

Astonishingly, Meghan later lied about booking Thomas' flight for the wedding and he never received an official invitation.

Adding to the intrigue, a year prior to this incident, a Markle family insider revealed to a tabloid that Thomas was living in Mexico.

Interestingly, the same photographer credited with setting up the paparazzi shots of Thomas in Mexico a year later was mentioned in the article.

This raises questions about the photographer's involvement and adds another layer of complexity to the story.

CCTV footage from March 27th captured Thomas meeting with Jeff Raina, who convinced him to participate in the staged pictures.

It appears that the first set of pictures, showing Thomas looking up Harry and Meg at a computer, were taken immediately.

Just two days after this meeting, Meghan flew to Los Angeles on March 29th, supposedly to discuss wedding dress sketches with her mother, Doria.

However, it is now clear that her real motive was to meet with Jeff Raina and plan everything.

The timing of the story's release, shortly before the wedding, suggests a calculated move to generate maximum empathy for Meghan.

The close proximity of the TMZ leak also raises suspicions, pointing to Meghan as the possible source.

Furthermore, it is highly unusual for a royal wedding dress to still be in the sketch stage just a month before the event.

This begs the question: why did Meghan need to be physically present in Los Angeles instead of using video calls?

On April 4th, Omid Scobie gave an interview to Good Morning America, where he discussed arrangements being made to fly Doria out for the wedding.

Interestingly, he praised Jessica Mulroney for her instrumental role in planning every detail but made no mention of Thomas Markle.

This omission is particularly odd, considering that the scandal surrounding Thomas had not yet erupted.

It conveniently broke just before the wedding.

Adding fuel to the fire, Thomas Jr.'s letter claims that their father never received the official formal wedding invitation.

He alleges that Meghan lied to Harry, claiming she had booked and paid for a first-class ticket for Thomas to fly from Mexico to London.

Shockingly, Thomas was in the hospital when Harry sent him a hurtful text.

Court documents also revealed that Meghan lied in a letter, falsely stating that Thomas ignored their pleas to reach out.

Text messages proved otherwise, showing numerous attempts to contact him.

Even in the midst of this turmoil, Harry confirmed that Charles, the palace, and others were urging him to talk to Meghan and sort things out in person.

However, Meghan refused to go, leaving Harry puzzled by her reluctance.

During her famous interview with Oprah, Meghan finally opened up about her strained relationship with her father since her wedding.

She confessed feeling betrayed by his lies to the press and admitted that becoming a mother had given her a new perspective on the situation.