Meghan Markle ‘feeling left out’ as she’s set to miss historic event
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The Duchess of Sussex is lying low ahead of the King’s Coronation as she is “feeling left out” and is a “little sorry that she agreed to stay home,” a royal commentator told Express.co.uk.
Earlier this month, Buckingham Palace revealed that Meghan had chosen to skip the historical event, which will take place at Westminster Abbey, London, on May 6.
The reason for her decision to miss the crowning of her father-in-law hasn’t been revealed but many speculate she has chosen to stay in The States to celebrate her son Arche’s birthday – which falls on the same day.
But now the day is nearing closer, the Duchess may be having some regrets, royal expert and psychiatrist Carole Lieberman said.
A Florida court dismissed a defamation lawsuit brought by Samantha earlier this month, where she alleged defamation and “injurious falsehood”.
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She accused Meghan of spreading “malicious” lies during her explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021.
But the judge found that Meghan was expressing an “opinion about her childhood” and relationship with her half-siblings that cannot be disproved.
However, Samantha’s legal team said the judge had allowed them 14 days to amend their complaint against Meghan.
In a statement, they said: “This upcoming amendment will address certain legal issues that are related to our claims for defamation as it specifically relates to the Oprah interview on CBS.”
The statement, written by Samantha’s attorney, Jamie Sasson added: “We vehemently oppose the narrative.”
He then said his team “look forward to presenting an even stronger argument for the defamation and losses that our client has had to endure”.
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