Meghan Markle’s Father Congratulates Queen on Jubilee, While Harry and Meghan Remain Silent

Thomas Markle, the father of Meghan Markle, has congratulated the Queen on her Platinum Jubilee, while Harry and Meghan have remained silent.

Thomas Markle wished the monarch good health and goodwill as she marked her 70 years on the throne.

In an interview with a newspaper, Thomas said, “I would like to congratulate Her Majesty the Queen on her Jubilee and wish her good health and goodwill for many years to come.”

However, poor Thomas Markle is still struggling to connect with his daughter, who has ghosted him like she has the rest of their family.

While he has apologized for going to the paparazzi, Meghan simply doesn't care enough to forgive him despite her constant preaching about compassion.

Last year, Thomas expressed his desire to meet his two youngest grandchildren, Archie and Lily.

He wants to launch legal action in the Californian courts to get Meghan and Harry to introduce him to them.

While some may argue that Thomas shouldn't have a right to see them as he doesn't communicate with his other grandchildren, there is a difference between the situations.

His other grandkids are all adults while Archie and Lily are just babies.

Thomas makes a point in his interview when he said, “Archie and Lily shouldn't be blamed for their parents' actions.

They're small children and are not political pawns, and they're royal children and should be treated as such.

All the other great-grandchildren of Her Majesty the Queen are.”

Also, the kids sans Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis don't have titles.

Could this fight back by Thomas be because Archie and Lily are royal and he wants in on the action?

It's hard to tell.

He's a 77-year-old man who has been a victim of his daughter's narcissism.

Notably, Meghan allegedly said Thomas was trailer trash.

Meanwhile, the Sussexes' communications channels remained silent, despite them naming their daughter Lilibet in honor of the Queen.

Nor was there anything on the news that Camilla will become Queen Consort when Charles is eventually made king.

Therefore, there was a considerable amount of outrage online when it came to light that the Harkle had not congratulated the Queen on her accession day.

Twitter user George Grant, who calls himself a millennial monarchist, told his 4,700 followers, “Silent Sussexes, the silence from the Sussexes on Queen's accession day is deafening.

They didn't put a message on their Archule website nor have they briefed the media of a private congratulations as is habitual.

I wish they remain silent going forward on all things royal.”

However, one Twitter user called Toria reminded George Grant that Princess Eugenie had not sent a message to the Queen on accession day also.

The Twitter user said, “Agree but Eugenie too?”

In reply to this Twitter user AdelsExpertin said that none of the grandchildren had sent their congratulations to the monarch.

AdelsExpertin tweeted, “All of the grandchildren.

Also the Cambridges which I love and which I think is agreed on so that the focus is on the Platinum Jubilee and the Queen's wish for the Duchess of Cornwall.

Any noise from Cambridges or Sussexes would have taken the light on her away.”

Despite the lack of communication from Harry and Meghan, it is still believed that Harry will travel to Britain to take part in the official celebrations in June.

Harry was expected to extend an olive branch to the rest of the royal family during the Jubilee.

But his silence suggests the rift caused by his departure to the US in 2020 could be as deep as ever.