A contentious photograph of Meghan Markle, characterized by insiders as one she “never wanted the world to see,” was unearthed by her own relatives before a shocking interview.
The vintage image, disclosed by her family members and depicting the Duchess of Sussex at an undisclosed event, became widely circulated before a devastating exposé with 7NEWS Australia two years ago.
In the photo, Meghan appears wearing a low-cut white blouse with a napkin positioned inside it. Her locks are swept back in a casual updo with loose pieces surrounding her face, and a selection of dishes arranged before her suggests she may have been dining out at the moment.
The picture was posted on platform X by reporter Taylor Auerbach, who alleged it was an image Meghan “never wanted the world to see.”
After the revelation, Auerbach deleted his online content featuring the photograph.
Samantha also offered her perspective on Meghan’s union with Harry, harshly asserting, “They’re unhealthy for each other. This is a toxic relationship.”
The Duchess’s bond with her estranged father and sibling has remained strained since her nuptials to Prince Harry. To date, Meghan has remained silent regarding their public allegations.
Earlier this year, Meghan revealed intimate details about her marriage to Prince Harry during a television interview with Drew Barrymore.
She said, “Life is full of surprises. I did not expect to meet H and for this to be our love story.”
She went on to describe how she wed the “funniest, sweetest, most charming man”, adding, “I mean, he’s all the things that you’re describing, and he’s an amazing father. So I count my blessings because I have him. Also, I have a partner who is so supportive of me.”
Meghan also spoke about their dedication to one another and their romance, explaining: “So we have this connection I think because we’re so committed to treating each other the same way you did before you had a ring on it, before it was locked down when you’re just courting each other and you can see all the good and joy in that butterfly period and that’s I think what keeps things really alive.”