Meghan Markle felt 'unprotected' by royal family during pregnancy, was advised not to speak out: court docs

Meghan Markle’s relationship with her father, Thomas Markle, has completely fallen apart since she married Prince Harry in May 2018. And, new court documents reveal that the Duchess of Sussex believes the UK tabloids are to blame.

Meghan Markle’s lawyers are pointing fingers at the intrusive British press for her fallout with her father Thomas Markle.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry surprised royal fans around the world when they announced their decision to step back from royal duties and to move away from the United Kingdom, but not everyone was shocked by the move. The Sun's royal photographer, Arthur Edwards, has said that he believes Meghan had "no intention" of staying in the U.K.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been in quarantine at Tyler Perry’s mansion since moving to Los Angeles in late March, but they have ventured out a couple of times to help with local charities.

Meghan Markle is currently engrossed in a heated legal battle against a British Tabloid, who she sued for publishing quotes from a private and confidential letter that she had written to her father, Thomas Markle, three months after her royal wedding with Prince Harry in 2018.

Meghan Markle has made a forceful statement in her case against the Mail on Sunday and its publishers, urging the court to stop the publication from printing the names of her five friends who spoke to People for a February 2019 story. The women had been concerned about the bullying that the Duchess of Sussex faced from the British press, prompting them to talk to the U.S.

Meghan Markle asked a British court to order a newspaper to refrain from publishing the names of five friends who previously defended her in a U.S. magazine on the condition of anonymity.

Come for Meghan Markle all you want, but leave her real-life friends out of it!

Jake Kanter International TV EditorMeghan Markle seeks court order Meghan Markle is seeking a court order preventing the Mail on Sunday publisher Associated Newspapers from naming five of her friends as part of an ongoing legal dispute, according to reports.

We could already understand Meghan Markle’s frustration at royals’ response to ‘untrue’ tabloids about her, but now court documents issued in a lawsuit against a British media company reveal just how difficult her situation really was. Apparently, the Duchess of Sussex didn’t even feel allowed to speak up for herself as part of a longstanding tradition of media silence from the royal family.

On her own. Meghan Markle felt “unprotected” by royals during her pregnancy with Prince Harry’s baby, according to court documented obtained by E! News. In the documents, the former Duchess of Sussex’s lawyers claimed that Meghan and her friends felt “silenced” by the British royal family when the Mail on Sunday and other publications went after her during her pregnancy in 2019.

Meghan Markle is no longer part of the royal family and it’s safe to say that the way the British media treated her while at the palace had a lot to do with her and Prince Harry’s decision to take their son and move to the States, even giving up their titles. That being said, according to a news report, Meghan felt ‘unprotected by the institution’ even, or especially, while she was pregnant with the baby boy.

This doesn’t come as a surprise!

Meghan, Duchess Of Sussex was ‘unprotected by the institution’ against the British press during her pregnancy, new court papers allege.The former actress, who is married to Prince Harry, is in the midst of legal proceedings with The Mail on Sunday, and new documents have revealed previously unknown details regarding her battle with the tabloids.Meghan’s lawsuit against the publication, and publishers Associated Newspapers Limited, was first filed last October (2019), after the newspaper printed

Meghan Markle allegedly felt «unprotected by the institution» when it came to defending herself in the British press.