Meghan Markle Was "Unprotected" by the Royal Family During Her Pregnancy

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.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are continuing to stand up for what’s right, even if that means shading their family!

"They do need to make money. They've been in L.A.

Meghan Markle had to do a lot of adjusting very quickly when she joined the royal family. For the most part, her transition was seamless, but apparently she did make one pretty big faux pas during the first year of her marriage to Prince Harry.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are closing down their beloved Sussex Royal charity. The charity was started after separating their household from the Cambridges aka Kensington royal.

Now that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle dropped their Sussex Royal charity, their royal exit really feels complete. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have finally moved to close their first charity as a royal couple together with official paperwork filed this July, several sources claim. It certainly marks a bittersweet moment for the pair and their followers, as all things Sussex Royal are officially no more.

More details have emerged about the rumored rift between Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and the royal family based on court documents filed in the Duchess of Sussex's ongoing court battle against a British publisher.

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.

Naman Ramachandran Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, felt “unprotected by the Institution” of the monarchy and was “prohibited from defending herself” against media reports while pregnant, according to court documents seen by the BBC.The documents are part of Markle’s ongoing legal battle against Associated Newspapers, publishers of outlets The Mail on Sunday and Mail Online.

Meghan Markle didn’t feel protected during her pregnancy ahead of her and Prince Harry’s son Archie’s arrival.Following negative press, the Suits alum, 38, was feeling “tremendous emotional distress and damage to her mental health,” according to court documents obtained by Entertainment Tonight on Wednesday, July 1.The actress’ friends “had never seen [Markle] in this state before” and “were rightly concerned for her welfare” while she was expecting,” the documents note.

This doesn’t come as a surprise!

Court documents revealed how Meghan Markle really felt during her time pregnant with her first child, Archie, with her husband Prince Harry.

Last October, Meghan Markle filed a privacy claim against Associated Newspapers Limited, the publication behind Mail On Sunday. The legal action came after the newspaper printed the extracts of a letter she wrote to her father Thomas Markle.

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

Royal Family during her pregnancy.And she claims her wedding to Prince Harry generated £1billion of tourism revenue.Meghan, 38, named for the first time five friends who criticised her dad, Thomas, after they fell out before her May 2018 nuptials. In papers submitted to the High Court, Meghan says she was prevented from defending herself and friends were “rightly concerned for her welfare, ­specifically as she was pregnant”, with son Archie.