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Meghan says police informed her of allegations against her father in 2018

The Duchess of Sussex says she was informed by police about serious allegations involving her father in 2018, describing herself as deeply distressed by reports of discovered images at his former Philippines home.

By The UK Pulse Editorial Team·Source: BBC News··1 min read·How we work
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The Duchess of Sussex has disclosed that she received notification from the Metropolitan Police regarding serious allegations concerning her father during 2018.

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In a formal statement, she expressed that she was "deeply distressed" following reports indicating that images related to child sexual abuse, allegedly connected to her father Thomas Markle Snr, had surfaced at his former residence in the Philippines. According to BBC News, the Duchess was made aware of these disturbing allegations through official police channels.

The disclosure comes amid ongoing scrutiny surrounding the Duchess's family circumstances. Earlier reports have documented the couple's efforts to establish security arrangements as they navigate their public profile and family responsibilities in the United Kingdom.

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