Meghan Markle felt 'unprotected' by the royal family during her pregnancy
Meghan Markle has claimed she was “unprotected” by the royal family during her pregnancy with son Archie, reports say.
It’s been reported by The Sun Online that Meghan’s friends were “rightly concerned for her welfare when pregnant” because she was unable to defend herself. It’s understood Meghan, who recently gave a touching speech on George Floyd's tragic death, felt “tremendous emotional distress” by the media coverage and her friends felt “silenced” by Kensington Palace as they were unable to speak out to defend her.
The official court documents are said to also name five friends, labelled as A, B, C, D and E in the papers, who gave interviews to People Magazine about the letter.
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