Meghan Markle's father accuses his daughter Meghan and her husband Harry of insulting the Queen

Thomas Markle, the father of Meghan, wife of British Prince Harry, said today, Monday, that he... ready To confront his daughter in court, he sees that she and her husband have offended Queen Elizabeth by abruptly abdicating their royal duties.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex agreed with Queen Elizabeth this month to stop any duties entrusted to them under their royal capacity, after they suddenly announced their desire to start a "progressive new role and achieve financial independence".

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Markle told ITV's Good Morning Britain: "I think they insulted the Queen, I think they insulted the royal family and that's not true, I'm a little embarrassed for them, and I feel really bad for the Queen. into much bigger problems.”

He added, "This decision to separate from the royal family is very confusing, I don't think anyone understands or can know how this happened or why, it is not logical."

Markle, who lives in Mexico, conducted a number of television interviews in which he criticized his daughter, and said that those interviews were the only way he could communicate with her.

Meghan has not commented publicly on the matter, but friends told People magazine last year that Markle had not tried to communicate with her and that his behavior made her very sad.

Markle did not attend Meghan's wedding in 2018 due to health issues, and he has been estranged from her since then, and said he had never met Harry or his grandson Archie.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are currently in Canada where they are planning their future, and Markle is likely to meet his daughter in court.

Megan filed a lawsuit against the Mail on Sunday newspaper for publishing a private letter she sent to her father, which she considered a violation of intellectual property rights and human rights, and the newspaper intends to use the father's testimony in that legal battle.

Markle said: "If it comes to meeting them in court, that's great, at least I will finally be able to see them, but I don't want a confrontation or a fight," noting that he asked the newspaper to publish the letter.

He added that he did not believe Meghan had faced racist press coverage in Britain, and said: "I don't believe it."

He continued, "I really miss my daughter," adding that she turned him into a "ghost", in reference to her treatment of him as if he did not exist.

He continued, "I love my daughter and certainly I will love my grandson and I will love Harry if I meet him," adding that the prince - sixth in line to the throne - had to visit him to ask for his daughter's hand in marriage.

When asked what he would say now to Prince Harry, he said: "Be a man and come meet me."