Will the public change its mind about Meghan?
Summary
Reports say Meghan learned in 2018 or 2019 of sexual-abuse allegations against her father, Thomas Markle, in a letter from his first wife, Roslyn Loveless. The allegations have not been established in the article, and Thomas and Meghan’s half-sister Samantha have denied them; the new information has prompted fresh scrutiny of Meghan’s decision to remain distant from her father.Key Facts
- Roslyn Loveless sent Meghan a letter containing allegations against Thomas Markle, which police shared with Meghan in 2019, according to the article.
- A spokesperson for Prince Harry and Meghan said Meghan believed an investigation into the allegations was underway.
- Thomas Markle has called the allegations lies and rejected them.
- Samantha Markle also rejected the allegations and questioned the letter’s credibility.
- Meghan’s distance from her father had previously drawn public criticism.
- In December 2025, Thomas Markle told the Mail on Sunday that he wanted to see Meghan and meet her children.
- The article says Meghan’s letter to her father during his 2025 hospital stay was understood at the time as a message of well-wishes; it now reports that she told him he would not see his grandchildren.
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