Meghan Markle’s estranged father, Thomas Markle, has shared his thoughts on The grandchildren of King Charles IIIPrince Archie and Princess Lilibet. In a recent interview, Thomas also revealed his feelings about Prince Harry and expressed his disbelief at never having met his son-in-law.
Thomas Markle has admitted that his daughter Meghan is the “person I most want to hear from”, although he acknowledges that she is unlikely to contact him to wish him a happy birthday or even offer the chance to meet up. Despite this, he is holding on to the hope of reconnecting with her one day.
Speaking to New Zealand Women’s WeeklyHarry’s father-in-law said: “I found it very sad that Meghan and Harry’s children are being denied the right to meet their cousins, who seem like fantastic children, or to take part in things like Trooping the Colour, which is their birthright.”
Thomas, who turns 80 on July 18, continued: “They are getting to the age where they will start asking questions, as all children do. I wonder how Archie and Lilbet will feel in a few years when they realise all the things they have missed.”
The strained relationship between Thomas and Meghan has been widely publicized, especially after the paparazzi scandal that led to his absence from their wedding in 2018. Since then, father and daughter have reportedly not spoken.
Reflecting on his relationship with MeghanThomas expressed his regret and longing. “It’s been years since I spoke to Meghan. I miss her and I would love to be a part of her life and the lives of my grandchildren,” he said. He also stressed the importance of family connections, saying: “Family is important and I hope we can find a way to bridge the gap that has opened between us.”
Thomas Markle’s comments come amid growing public interest in the dynamics of the British royal family and Meghan and Harry’s life in the United States. His candid comments highlight the personal struggles and family challenges that continue to affect their relationships.
Despite the distanceThomas remains hopeful. “I always have hope,” he said. “I hope that one day we can sit down and talk. There’s nothing I want more than to be a part of Meghan’s life and meet my grandchildren.”
As the public continues to follow the story of Meghan, Harry and their families, Thomas Markle’s words serve as a poignant reminder of the complexities of family relationships, particularly under the intense scrutiny of the media and public opinion. His desire to be reunited with his daughter and meet his grandchildren underscores a universal theme: love and family reconciliation.
