Meghan Markle’s Father ‘Could Die Tomorrow,’ and Wants His Day in Court
Thomas Markle says he wants to give evidence ASAP, while he is still healthy enough. Plus, Andrew’s after-dark visits to the queen, and Harry and Meghan’s plummeting popularity.
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Thomas Markle: “I could die tomorrow”
Meghan Markle’s father Thomas Markle says he wants her court case against Associated Newspapers—over the Mail on Sunday publishing details of a private letter she sent to him—to happen “as quickly as possible.” Markle wrote in a statement related to his daughter’s case: “I am a realist and I could die tomorrow. The sooner this case takes place the better… I have had a cold for 3 to 4 years which is connected to my heart and lung issues.”
