Thomas Markle Sr, who’s facing serious allegations, has reportedly locked in crisis talks with daughter amid abuse probe.
After Meghan Markle’s bold step, Thomas held a crucial meeting with Samantha Markle at a Florida care facility.
Meghan’s estranged dad is in serious trouble as investigations into accusations involving child sexual abuse material has intensified across three countries.
The daughter-father duo reportedly spent several hours to discuss the latest crisis on Tuesday.
The 82-year-old faces new legal war as Philippine authorities are said to be considering charges after examining material allegedly found among his possessions.
Investigators are also reportedly pursuing leads in Mexico and the United States if though Markle denies wrongdoing.
However, details of father and daughter’s meeting has not been revealed. There is also no independent confirmation that the meeting concerned legal strategy or the investigations.
Samantha arrived at the specialist memory care facility with food for her father, according to the newspaper. Her partner, Mark Phillips, had reportedly visited earlier.
Markle was transferred there from a rehabilitation center on Friday after reportedly claiming to have developed dementia.
It has also been reported the FBI had been alerted to two storage units in Los Angeles following information provided by Markle’s son, Thomas Markle Jr, 60.
The newspaper said agents had interviewed him for approximately two hours. It remains unclear whether the units contain relevant evidence or whether any formal US investigation has been announced.
According to the report, the collection included photographs and electronic storage devices.
The Duchess of Sussex has said she was informed about “disturbing allegations” about her estranged father in 2018.
Meghan cleared her position in her statement, “I am deeply distressed at the news that has come to light in the last 24 hours, and my thoughts are with any children who may have been harmed.”
Her message was clear that she would support investigation in that case.Â
