In a strong statement in the ‘Harry & Meghan’ documentary series, the Duchess admitted she had considered taking her own life after persecution by British tabloids. She checks the statements.
The second part of the documentary series in Prince Harry And Megan Markle bring controversial revelations about the troubled period that the dukes have experienced in recent years🇧🇷 The former actress has confessed to having suicidal thoughts due to persecution by British tabloids.
🇧🇷This would all end if you weren’t here. And that was the scariest thing, to think about something so clearly“said Meghan. The duchess told her mother, Doria Ragland, that she wanted to take her own life. “It broke my heart. I knew it was bad. Constantly being attacked by those vultures, according to your energy. She even thought she wasn’t here anymore. That’s not an easy thing for a mother to hear.”
Despite constant pleas for help, Meghan says she was prevented by the Palace from seeking professional help. 🇧🇷I wanted to look for a place and ask for help, but I was not allowed. They worried about the repercussions for the institutionPRINCE HARRY SAYS HE HAS NOT DEALED WELL WITH MEGHAN MARKLE’S PLOTED TIME Also in the documentary, which is not expected to be seen by members of the royal family, Harry admits he hasn’t dealt well with the mental health issues he’s been facing his wife, whom he married in 2018.” I was devastated, I knew he was struggling, we both were. But I never thought it would get to this point. And the fact that he got to that point made me angry and ashamed. I didn’t get away with much…
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