King Charles and other members of the firm have been feeling sorry for Meghan Markle after it was revealed that her father has been involved in shocking activities.
Thomas Markle is in federal police custody after he tried to cut off his electronic ankle monitor while in home detention.
He was arrested on Friday, November 6, in Florida on charges related to child sex abuse material.
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Meghan has been the centre of attention amid the controversy, despite maintaining distance from her father for years.
Now, a royal expert believes the royal family may feel some sympathy for the stressed Duchess, but that does not mean any chance of reconciliation is on the cards.
In conversation with the Daily Express, royal commentator Marlene Koenig said, “There may be some sympathy for Meghan within the Royal Family, but that does not mean doors will open for either of them.
“Learning that Meghan’s father is an alleged paedophile does not ameliorate the tensions and issues that face [Prince Harry and Prince William].”
She claimed there are no chances of peace talks between William and Harry as of now.
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“William will continue to do his thing as heir to the throne and support his wife, children, and his father, the King,” the expert shared.Â
