Karen Brady Breaks Silence on Meghan’s Forgetfulness Claims, Revealing Harsh Penalty for Liar

Karen Brady, the scientist star, has shared her thoughts on Meghan Markle's recent court statement, wondering if the Duchess of Sussex will ever live down her forgetfulness claims.

In her latest column for The Sun, Karen delved into the story and admitted that the truth was out about Meghan.

Last week, Meghan issued a written apology for telling her PR chief to brief the authors of the biography Finding Freedom, Ahmed Scobie, and Carol Enderrand.

The apology read, “In the light of the information and documents that Mr. Knauf has provided, I accept that Mr. Knauf did provide some information to the authors for the book and that he did so with my knowledge.

I did not have the benefit of seeing these emails and I apologized to the court for the fact I had not remembered these exchanges at the time.

I had absolutely no wish or intention to mislead the defendant or the court.”

Speaking about the incident, Karen wondered if Meghan would ever live it down.

She admitted that while she has a memory like a sieve, she couldn't imagine forgetting something like this.

She also shared her sympathy for Meghan over her father's comments on her, stating that knowing any communication with her father would become public knowledge, she can't blame her for having that in mind when she wrote to him.

Meghan has previously insisted via lawyers and public statements that she and Prince Harry did not cooperate with the two writers of the book.

However, it turns out that she emailed Jason Knauf, her then communications secretary, a detailed briefing note for when he sat down with the authors, including some helpful background reminders about her estranged family and her version of events of a tiara incident involving the Queen.

The reason this is all being discussed in court is that another Sunday newspaper is seeking to defend itself against Meghan's claims that it unlawfully breached her privacy by publishing extracts of the letter she wrote to her father Thomas three months after she married Harry.

Karen added that this incident may be the final nail in the coffin for many people when it comes to Meghan's reputation as cynical, manipulative, and calculating.

For a couple so desperate to be liked and understood, they seem to find multiple ways of ending up being more disliked and misunderstood.

The public wants the truth out there, but it seems as if Meghan and Harry only want the truth out there if it shows them in a positive and sympathetic light.

The only way the public will ever be happy is if they step out of the public view and live an anonymous life behind closed doors, away from all the trappings of fame and royalty that they just can't bring themselves to say goodbye to.

But, let's be honest, that is never going to happen.

In conclusion, Karen Brady has shared her thoughts on Meghan Markle's recent court statement, wondering if the Duchess of Sussex will ever live down her forgetfulness claims.

She also expressed sympathy for Meghan over her father's comments on her and stated that knowing any communication with her father would become public knowledge, she couldn't blame her for having that in mind when she wrote to him.

The incident may be the final nail in the coffin for many people when it comes to Meghan's reputation as cynical, manipulative, and calculating.