Prince Harry

Meghan Markle has complained to the BBC about how Amol Rajan covered her legal battle with the Mail on Sunday. According to the Press Association, Rajan stated on his Harry, Meghan, And The Media show that the Duchess of Sussex collaborated with royal author Omid Scobie on his Finding Freedom memoir, and she “apologised for misleading a court on this.”

According to a statement posted on the BBC’s website under Corrections and Clarifications: “We stated that the Duchess of Sussex apologised for misleading the court in her case against Associated Newspaper Group.

“The Duchess of Sussex has asked us to clarify that she apologised to the court for not remembering email exchanges with her former communications secretary, Jason Knauf, in her evidence, and said that she had no intention to mislead the court.”

It should be noted that Meghan won the case against the British Tabloid.

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While Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s relationship with the royal family is claimed to be tense, the couple is supposed to have recently had a private moment with their sister-in-law Kate Middleton.

According to royal analyst Christopher Anderson, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex wished Kate a very private video call on her 40th birthday rather than resorting to social media as they used to do.

“They did a video call. They wished her a happy birthday. [It was] very private. Harry and Meghan were not about to post anything the way they did two years ago,” he said.

“This time everything was kept private,” he added.

It’s worth noting that Kensington Palace paid a special homage to Kate on her 40th birthday, January 9, 2022, by publishing a series of photos.

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