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William, Kate may have known of Thomas Markle claims in 2019: Report

By · Via Times of India · Published by Everything Blog

In short

The correspondence, sent by Markle's former wife Roslyn Loveless, prompted the police watchdog to examine why the Metropolitan Police failed to forward the allegations to overseas agencies alongside an alleged data breach. Meghan Markle acknowledged learning of the claims that year, though Prince William and Kate Middleton have not confirmed viewing the document. Meanwhile, Thomas Markle Sr., who is recovering from a leg amputation in a Florida facility, has dismissed the allegations as completely false.

Key points

  • British police oversight officials are reviewing potential operational failures and data…: British police oversight officials are reviewing potential operational failures and data breaches tied to the palace correspondence.
  • Thomas Markle Sr. continues to deny all unproven allegations, labeling the claims sick li…: Thomas Markle Sr. continues to deny all unproven allegations, labeling the claims sick lies while recovering in a nursing facility.
  • Prince William and Kate Middleton have issued no public comments regarding whether they a…: Prince William and Kate Middleton have issued no public comments regarding whether they accessed the 2019 Kensington Palace letter.

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Prince William and Kate Middleton may have been made aware of serious allegations against

Meghan Markle’s father, Thomas Markle Sr., after a letter detailing the claims was reportedly sent to the joint office shared by the two royal couples at Kensington Palace in 2019.

The correspondence was allegedly written by Thomas Markle Sr.’s former wife, Roslyn Loveless, and was passed on by royal protection officers to

Prince Harry and Meghan that year. At the time, the Sussexes shared an office with William and Kate, raising questions about whether the Prince and Princess of Wales, along with other members of the Royal Household, were also informed about its contents.

Meghan had described the allegations as ‘disturbing’

In a statement, Meghan said she had been made aware of “disturbing” allegations against her father in a letter in 2019 and was assured that they were being investigated.

The Telegraph reported that the correspondence was sent to the shared office, suggesting that the wider royal household could potentially have been aware of its contents. A source also told the Daily Mail’s Richard Eden that…

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