Thomas Markle brands daughter Meghan \’deceitful\’ and says he thinks she was \’telling lies\’

Thomas Markle has hit out at his daughter Meghan Markle again, branding her \”deceitful\” during a live interview on GB News.

 

His latest attack comes after Meghan apologised to the Court of Appeal this week, for \”failing to remember\” she told a royal aide to brief the authors of the Finding Freedom biography about her and husband Prince Harry.

 

She previously insisted that she and Harry did not co-operate with the two co-authors of the book.

 

However, it has now emerged she emailed her former communications secretary Jason Knauf with a detailed briefing note in December 2020 with some \”helpful reminders\” about her estranged family and her recollections of a tiara incident involving the Queen ahead of her wedding to Harry.

 

Thomas Markle Sr. has now weighed in on his daughter\’s \”forgetfulness\”.

 

 

He claimed: \”She was trying to deceive. I think she was telling lies, but I can’t speak about this particular issue too much.\”

 

Thomas also added that he wants to take Jason Knauf for a beer and a steak at a nearby Sizzler restaurant for allowing the truth to come out.

 

He said: \”Thank God for Jason Knauf. I\’ll be happy to get him over here and take him to Sizzler and we\’ll enjoy a steak and a nice little dinner together.

 

\”He\’s certainly putting things in the right perspective.\”

 

Host Dan Wootton then asked Thomas: \”Does your daughter have the capacity to lie?\”

 

 

Thomas responded: \”Never quite as much as she does now. it’s turning into a joke.\”

 

He added: \”It started with the Archbishop – her telling Oprah she was married three days before [the wedding] by the Archbishop, it started there.

 

\”God knows what she tells Harry!\”

 

 

He continued: \”Another ridiculous story she told is when I\’d take her to lunch, we had to rub pennies together to get a full meal – that’s crazy.\”

 

Dan then agreed with Thomas, saying: \”Well, yeah! You were a very successful Hollywood lighting guy!\”

 

 

They were referring to a letter Meghan wrote to politicians, pushing for paid parental leave as a \”national right\”.

 

In it, she said: \”Grew up on the $4.99 salad bar at Sizzler – it may have cost less back then (to be honest, I can’t remember) – but what I do remember was the feeling: I knew how hard my parents worked to afford this because even at five bucks, eating out was something special, and I felt lucky.

 

\”And as a Girl Scout, when my troop would go to dinner for a big celebration, it was back to that same salad bar or The Old Spaghetti Factory – because that’s what those families could afford.

 

\”I worked all my life and saved when and where I could – but even that was a luxury – because usually, it was about making ends meet and having enough to pay my rent and put gas in my car.\”