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07-28-2018, 06:16 PM
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“Meghan was sent to exclusive private schools from kindergarten onwards and her father paid for her $30,000 (£23,000)-a-year tuition at Northwestern University, Illinois, with $750,000 winnings from a lottery.
He funded a teenage Meghan's expensive holidays abroad, including a visit to Britain, where she was photographed outside Buckingham Palace.
A proud man, he says he has never asked his daughter for a penny, despite suffering financial setbacks over the years and losing the vast majority of his lottery winnings in a bad business deal. He now supports himself on his pension and social security payments.“
Part of his upset seems to be that once Meghan started making her own money she never offered to help out her dad
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07-28-2018, 06:18 PM
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As Duc_et_Pair wrote earlier. I cannot think of ANY 'married in' Royal ANYWHERE who has been 'bad-mouthed'
by their own flesh and blood in this astonishingly demeaning, unnecessary and unpleasant manner.
With every word he utters , or interview he gives he makes it ever more CERTAIN that his relationship with his daughter is OVER...
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07-28-2018, 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by wyevale
As Duc_et_Pair wrote earlier. I cannot think of ANY family of a 'married in' Royal ANYWHERE who has been 'bad-mouthed' in this astonishingly demeaning, unnecessary and unpleasant manner.
With every word he utters , or interview he gives he makes it ever more CERTAIN that his relationship with his daughter is OVER...
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...and unfortunately there will be more...
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07-28-2018, 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Rudolph
“Meghan was sent to exclusive private schools from kindergarten onwards and her father paid for her $30,000 (£23,000)-a-year tuition at Northwestern University, Illinois, with $750,000 winnings from a lottery.
He funded a teenage Meghan's expensive holidays abroad, including a visit to Britain, where she was photographed outside Buckingham Palace.
A proud man, he says he has never asked his daughter for a penny, despite suffering financial setbacks over the years and losing the vast majority of his lottery winnings in a bad business deal. He now supports himself on his pension and social security payments.“
Part of his upset seems to be that once Meghan started making her own money she never offered to help out her dad
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And yet earlier after the wedding he claimed, that he has never asked Meghan for anything, because he's well off, but if he did, shed help him right away.
He keeps on changing his story all the time, just like Samantha.
This is parental abuse. He's using the media to bully and abuse Meghan.
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07-28-2018, 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Rudolph
“Meghan was sent to exclusive private schools from kindergarten onwards and her father paid for her $30,000 (£23,000)-a-year tuition at Northwestern University, Illinois, with $750,000 winnings from a lottery.
He funded a teenage Meghan's expensive holidays abroad, including a visit to Britain, where she was photographed outside Buckingham Palace.
A proud man, he says he has never asked his daughter for a penny, despite suffering financial setbacks over the years and losing the vast majority of his lottery winnings in a bad business deal. He now supports himself on his pension and social security payments.“
Part of his upset seems to be that once Meghan started making her own money she never offered to help out her dad
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It said he never asked and he now supports him with pension and social security. Not never offered.
This continues to be the ranting of a man with a false sense of self-importance feeling he's somehow been unfairly treated when it's always been caused by his own actions.
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07-28-2018, 06:27 PM
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Don't worry Meghan when the going gets tough there's always Chocolate.
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07-28-2018, 06:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Tarlita
Don't worry Meghan when the going gets tough there's always Chocolate.
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And Tignanello.
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07-28-2018, 06:30 PM
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I so love that, ,and let's add Harry and a nice glass of bubbly into that mix....
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07-28-2018, 06:31 PM
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His claim that "all Meghan had to do" was to contact her abusive, vicious, nasty half-sister (after, presumably, her first vicious and nasty interview) and Samantha would have praised her to the end of time tells me everything I need to know.
Samantha has been a toxic heap of malice since the first week the story broke, and to side with her and claim that Meghan needs to make the first step at healing the breach is not only nonsensical but cruel. Abuse is never the abused person's fault, nor is it on them to appease the abuser.
I've been thinking a lot about this situation and, for me, a lot of the discussion is rooted in two very different conceptions of family that came out of the sociological work done by James Ault in the 80's. His work made a distinction between the conception of family as Given vs. Chosen. That is, families are either given, and carry with them mutual obligations (Inherited Obligation Family), or chosen, in which responsibilities come from the commitments you've chosen to make (Negotiated Commitment Family).
You can see this born out in the commentary; some people honestly and truly believe that Meghan has an obligation to try to make things right with her family. Others honestly and truly believe that she's entirely justified to cut the abusive members of her family off. And, frankly, those two sides are speaking a different language.
What's most interesting to me is that the Markles clearly do not live their lives as an inherited obligation family (nor have they in the past), but they're perfectly willing to use the honest belief that a lot of people have in that construction of family as a stick to beat Meghan with.
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07-28-2018, 06:32 PM
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“'Oh, she's a mummy's girl now and Doria gets a lot of the credit,' he says, a trace of bitterness in his voice.
'But Meghan seems to have forgotten that she lived with me up until Doria and I divorced, when she was six, and even then I was still a big part of her life.
'Whenever she finished school, I was the one who picked her up because I didn't have to be at the studios until late and would then work until midnight.
'When Meghan was 11, she moved back in with me up until she was 17 and went to college.
'I was having my good years then, making good money, and could afford to give her the best, with a good school, good education, good home.
'She became the woman that she is today thanks to everything I did for her.
'And did I get any recognition for it? Any thanks? She doesn't even speak to me now. How cold is that?'“
He isn’t happy. Seems to think Meghan is too big for her britches.
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07-28-2018, 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by M. Payton

I so love that, ,and let's add Harry and a nice glass of bubbly into that mix.... 
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This calls for vodka in that bubbly.
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07-28-2018, 06:34 PM
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Your on as I have bubbly here and some vodka for my V8 juice....you got chocolate ? And I have strawberries.......with that bubbly.....LOL
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07-28-2018, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Rudolph
“'Oh, she's a mummy's girl now and Doria gets a lot of the credit,' he says, a trace of bitterness in his voice.
'But Meghan seems to have forgotten that she lived with me up until Doria and I divorced, when she was six, and even then I was still a big part of her life.
'Whenever she finished school, I was the one who picked her up because I didn't have to be at the studios until late and would then work until midnight.
'When Meghan was 11, she moved back in with me up until she was 17 and went to college.
'I was having my good years then, making good money, and could afford to give her the best, with a good school, good education, good home.
'She became the woman that she is today thanks to everything I did for her.
'And did I get any recognition for it? Any thanks? She doesn't even speak to me now. How cold is that?'“
He isn’t happy. Seems to think Meghan is too big for her britches.
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Awe... GMAFB and cry me a river as long as the Nile. He WAS her parent. It was his job to provide and look after her. Should he get a prize "for picking her up after school?" That was his responsibility. And I don't believe for one minute that Meghan lived solely with him during those times. This sounds like a typical "divorce" parents situation where the teenager was shuffled between both homes.
He has an inflated sense of entitlement. And also sounds like a shitty father to even bring up the fact that his daughter owes him something because he put her through school. DUH...that's what you're supposed to do. His daughter is GHOSTING him because he can't keep his mouth shut. Period. Point Blank. End of Story.
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07-28-2018, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Rudolph
“'Oh, she's a mummy's girl now and Doria gets a lot of the credit,' he says, a trace of bitterness in his voice.
'But Meghan seems to have forgotten that she lived with me up until Doria and I divorced, when she was six, and even then I was still a big part of her life.
'Whenever she finished school, I was the one who picked her up because I didn't have to be at the studios until late and would then work until midnight.
'When Meghan was 11, she moved back in with me up until she was 17 and went to college.
'I was having my good years then, making good money, and could afford to give her the best, with a good school, good education, good home.
'She became the woman that she is today thanks to everything I did for her.
'And did I get any recognition for it? Any thanks? She doesn't even speak to me now. How cold is that?'“
He isn’t happy. Seems to think Meghan is too big for her britches.
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Meghan has multiple times publicly praised her father. She stopped talking to him, because he started to spill her private information to TMZ and GMB. He has not owned this at all. She stopped talking to him, because he betrayed her.
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07-28-2018, 06:41 PM
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07-28-2018, 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Cocoasneeze
Meghan has multiple times publicly praised her father. She stopped talking to him, because he started to spill her private information to TMZ and GMB. He has not owned this at all. She stopped talking to him, because he betrayed her.
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THIS. Bottom line is this man clearly has not taken responsibility for his action and is throwing a temper tantrum because he doesn't want to deal with consequences.
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07-28-2018, 06:47 PM
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THIS. Bottom line is this man clearly has not taken responsibility for his action and feel like he shouldn't have to deal with consequences.
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He's also playing a very dangerous game by invoking both Diana and Doria in his tirade. I think he's itching for a reaction from Harry and Meghan, and using their mothers is showing his desperation and how low he will go.
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07-28-2018, 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted by JuliannaVictoria
He's also playing a very dangerous game by invoking both Diana and Doria in his tirade. I think he's itching for a reaction from Harry and Meghan, and using their mothers is showing his desperation and how low he will go.
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Quite frankly, all they need to do is keep doing the same thing. Clearly not talking to him is driving him mad. While I don't believe the Duchess is doing this to punish him as much as trying to protect herself and her husband, this does have a good secondary effect. Effective punishment with little effort if you ask me.
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07-28-2018, 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by jacqui24
Quite frankly, all they need to do is keep doing the same thing. Clearly not talking to him is driving him mad. While I don't believe the Duchess is doing this to punish him as much as trying to protect herself and her husband, this does have a good secondary effect. Effective punishment with little effort if you ask me.
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 I agree with you. Good comment. I find it hard to believe that Ingrid Seward is looking through rose coloured glasses at this mess.
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07-28-2018, 07:04 PM
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 Jacqui
One thing here, *nobody* in the Markle Clan has any new info on Meghan, they are cut off to the core.....they will never be allowed inside that circle of trust, so how long is the media going to let the Markle's keep up this tirade against Meghan who is now the newest member of the BRF? They know *nothing* and that must be eating their soul that they can not see or hear from her and they like us just see what is in the news papers....they have nothing to give anyone now nor any info...doesn't the media realize that by now.......
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