Meghan Markle’s Family Accuses Her of Lying in Netflix Episode

Meghan Markle's family has taken to social media to express their anger and frustration towards her.

In a video posted by her Georgia family, they accused her of lying in the recent Netflix episode.

One family member, who chose to remain anonymous, revealed in an interview that they do not expect to have a warm reunion with the Duchess of Sussex and believe they will never speak again.

According to the relative, Markle developed an attitude of superiority after becoming a royal in 2018, claiming that they are now in different social classes.

The family member told Fox News, “We're clearly in different social classes and we won't ever talk again.”

Since splitting from the royal family, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been residing in a luxurious $14 million estate in Montecito, California, along with their three-year-old son Archie.

The anonymous relative emphasized that the estrangement is entirely Markle's choice and that they have no intention of pursuing a relationship with someone who does not want to communicate with them.

They stated, “I have my own family and we couldn't be happier sharing the love that we have.

So in other words, I couldn't care less.”

Markle's strained relationship with her family has been well-documented, particularly leading up to her wedding with Prince Harry.

Her father, Thomas Markle, infamously skipped the ceremony following a staged photo scandal.

He has been critical of his daughter and son-in-law, as has Markle's half-sister, Samantha Markle.

In the recently released Netflix documentary series, which consists of three episodes, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle discuss various topics, including their difficult relationship with the tabloid press and the royal family's response to articles written about the Duchess.

However, the series has raised concerns and threats, particularly regarding race.

Dai Davies, a former head of royalty protection, warned that there is a credible threat due to the attacks on a member of the royal family based on race.

He expressed his belief that individuals who are fixated on this narrative could pose a risk to the safety of the royal family.

Davies stated, “I really think that it could create a small minority who might.

I think it's a credible threat and I think it should be taken very seriously, especially now the documentary's out.”

George R. Franks, a former US policeman and associate professor, echoed these concerns, emphasizing the potential danger to the working royals and the children of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

He highlighted cases where individuals have committed or attempted violent crimes in support of a cause they are enamored with.

Franks urged caution, stating, “All we need is one individual becoming obsessed with creating a situation that would place Harry as the heir apparent, and we could have a disastrous outcome.”

Davies also drew attention to incidents where eggs were thrown at King Charles after he assumed the throne.

He expressed surprise at the slow reaction to such incidents and suggested that members of the royal family, including the King and Queen consort and the Prince and Princess of Wales, are at risk of facing similar incidents due to their close contact with the public.

The concerns raised by security experts highlight the potential dangers faced by the royal family in light of recent events and the release of the Netflix documentary series.

It remains to be seen how these threats will be addressed and whether additional security measures will be implemented to ensure the safety of the members of the royal family.