Meghan Markle Accused of Cutting Ties with Jessica Mulroney’s Children

Sources close to Meghan Markle's former best friend, Jessica Mulroney, have accused the Duchess of Sussex of shunning Mulroney's 10-year-old twin boys, who she was reportedly very close to.

According to OK!

Magazine, Markle cut all ties with stylist Mulroney and her family after her once-close confidante made a number of problematic remarks to black influencer Sasha Exeter during the throes of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Friends of Meghan revealed that she had found Mulroney's retorts painful, and Sasha herself branded the statements strange as her best friend is arguably one of the most famous black women in the world.

She accused the stylist of doing what a white woman should absolutely not do during the biggest racial uproar in history.

The incident not only ripped the two friends apart, but Markle supposedly cut all ties with Jessica's family also, including her two children.

A spokesman from Mulroney's camp said, “They are 10-year-old boys that were in Meghan's royal wedding party and now without any explanation, she has vanished from their lives.

Jessica knows she messed up after an ugly incident with a black influencer, but to have her entire family pay the price, especially punishing two 10-year-old boys isn't right.”

Jessica helped Meghan plan her wedding, plan her baby shower, and even babysat for little Archie when he was in Canada.

But now, Meghan doesn't even send a birthday card to her kids, which is just wrong.

An insider continued, “Jessica has seen Meghan dump a lot of people after she met Harry, but she never thought the day would come when she and her boys would be on that list too.

How do you explain to children that Aunty Meghan doesn't care about them anymore?”

In other news, Prince Harry is keen to make a return to the UK for Prince William's birthday bash, but Meghan doesn't want to return to the “Hornets' Nest” where she did her own stirring, a royal expert claimed.

It was recently announced that the Queen is set to host a joint birthday party later this summer for Prince William and Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge.

Since news of the birthday bash, questions have arisen as to whether Prince Harry and Meghan will return to the UK for the family celebrations.

Speaking on a latest episode on his YouTube channel, royal expert Neil Sean discussed the couple's different views on a return.

Mr Sean claimed, “It does appear that there's a bit of, shall we say friction, between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, according to a very good source.

And as ever we say allegedly because he would be keen to return for his brother's 40th birthday.

He, of course, knows about royal duty and how things would look if he doesn't return, it's as simple as that.”

He added, “But, according to the good source, Meghan Markle is not keen at all to go back into a room, you know some may say a Hornets' Nest which she did her own stirring, to spend an evening, afternoon, day whatever, that might be celebrating someone that clearly has got issues with her, and likewise, visa versa.”

The royal expert claimed that Prince Harry is probably looking back at his life and thinking to himself that this is something he truly wants to do.

He claims that the brothers were previously good and close, whatever you may have thought, adding that invitations have yet to be issued.

He continued, “If Prince William does designate an invitation to both Meghan and Harry, and I truly believe he could because, you know, he's gracious and kind, then the tricky bit is will Harry come alone.

The difficult point for, then, Prince Harry is if he goes alone, what strife will he be leaving behind and more importantly, returning to when he eventually goes back to California.”

Tensions between Prince Harry and Prince William have been ongoing for some time, in particular since Harry and Meghan's royal exit in 2020.

The pair made the decision to step down as senior working royals after many months of reflection and internal discussions.

In their official announcement, which was made via their Instagram account, the couple declared that they planned to work to become financially independent but all while still continuing to fully support Her Majesty the Queen.

Meghan and Harry's UK visit for the Platinum Jubilee was their first official return since their move stateside.

During the trip, the Queen was able to meet her namesake great-granddaughter, in person, for the first time.

In a statement promoting the occasion, the Queen said, “It was lovely to see the Sussexes again, and it was particularly special to meet Lilibet.