Meghan Markle’s Age Controversy: Lawyers to Grill Her Over Claims Made by Half-Sister

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has been in the news lately for all the wrong reasons.

The estranged half-sister of Meghan, Samantha Markle, has filed court papers claiming that lawyers must grill Meghan and Harry over their claims surrounding her.

Judge Charlene Edwards-Honeywell has supported this claim, which has further fueled the controversy surrounding Meghan's age.

According to the court papers filed by Samantha, Meghan was born in 1977.

This claim contradicts the official records that state Meghan's age as 41.

However, Meghan herself revealed her true age during another court case in London in 2021.

This revelation has given rise to conspiracy theories that suggest Meghan may be lying about her age.

Royal biographer Angela Levin has been critical of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in the past.

She retweeted a tweet that referred to Meghan as “Princess Pinocchio.”

This term was used by TV presenter Piers Morgan for Harry's wife.

The tweet also mentioned that Meghan had revealed her true age, which has further fueled the controversy.

The conversation on Twitter revolved around Meghan's age and the fact that there is a 13-year gap between her and Samantha.

Samantha was born in November 1964 and is 57 years old today.

Pinocchio, as Meghan was referred to in the tweet, is 13 years younger than Samantha, which means she is 44 years old.

A user shared a screenshot of what he claimed was Meghan's email.

He wrote that Meghan wanted Jason to go over with the authors of “Finding Freedom,” but neither Meghan nor her lawyers challenged the authenticity of the email.

These were the facts.

Conspiracy theorists have suggested that an old graduation photo is proof that Meghan is lying about her age.

The photo went viral on social media because of the year on her tassel, which reads 95.

Conspiracy theorists believe that Meghan was 18 years old in the photo, which would make her 45 years old today.

People believe that she is lying about her age so that she doesn't seem too much older than her husband, who is 38.

Tom Bauer's book has once again brought Meghan's age into the spotlight.

The book claims that Meghan asked Procter and Gamble to change a commercial with sexist undertones when she was 11.

The commercial had the tagline “women all over America are fighting greasy pots and pans.”

Two of Meghan's male classmates made a joke about women belonging in the kitchen after it aired, which frustrated her.

According to the book, Meghan's father encouraged her to join the protest against Procter and Gamble.

She wrote to the company's chairman and then-First Lady Hillary Clinton, urging that the slogan should be “people all over America” instead of “women all over America.”

However, eagle-eyed royal fans have pointed out that Clinton started his presidential term in 1993, meaning that Hillary Clinton was not the First Lady when Meghan was 11.

Some social media users have suggested that Meghan's age can be confirmed through Classmates.com, which scans and uploads high school yearbooks.

Meghan also said she was a sophomore in high school during the Rodney King riots, which took place in 1992.

This makes her birth year 1977.

In conclusion, Meghan Markle's age controversy has once again become a topic of discussion online.

While some conspiracy theorists suggest that Meghan is lying about her age, others believe that there is no evidence to support this claim.