Meghan Markle ‘no real victim’ after using UK for own gain: ‘Ruthless’
Meghan Markle is ‘no real victim’ and ‘used the Firm’ for her own gain
Meghan Markle bashed for portraying herself as the victim when she in fact was ‘ruthless’ within the Royal Family.
This claim has been made by royal author Tom Bower, in his new book.
Per The Times, the extract from the book reads, “The conference call ended with both the senior royals [the Queen and Prince Charles] perplexed. ‘I was especially sensitive’, Meghan later admitted, ‘to this as I had very recently married into the family and was eager to please them’.”
“In turn, Harry fretted that Meghan needed protection. He sympathized with her resentment of the Palace’s keen sense of deference and hierarchy.”
It even goes on to allege that Meghan Markle seemed completely “isolated and vulnerable,” to the point where no one in the Royal Family ever “suffered as much embarrassment from their own family as Meghan.”
"Meghan Markle is no victim. She has ruthlessly used her Royal title to undermine the Royal Family and the British Monarchy, to advance her own business, media and political agenda."
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