“Megan Markle Accused of Stealing Story and Fabricating Her Life in New Podcast”

Megan Markle’s new podcast has been making headlines, but not for the reasons she may have hoped.

In the podcast, she talks about her childhood experiences and how they shaped her views on diversity and culture.

However, it turns out that some of her stories may not be entirely truthful.

One story that Megan shared was about her and her mother going to a Korean Spa in LA when she was a child.

It has now been revealed that this story may have been stolen from an episode of the Netflix series Big Mouth.

According to a source close to Megan, she may have fabricated the story to make herself sound more relatable.

But that’s not all.

Tom Bauer’s book claims that Megan’s mother, Doria Ragland, was absent from her life for a decade.

She only came back into her daughter’s life when Megan was in her mid-teens.

Contrary to what some may believe, Doria is not the unproblematic, classy, laid-back granny that she is often portrayed as.

According to the book, she was a shady, cunning person who was more interested in drugs, s**, and illegal activities than her own children.

After her divorce from Thomas Markle Sr., Doria and Megan lived with a woman named Jaunette, who took on most of the child-rearing responsibilities.

Doria continued her usual pattern of neglecting her children and being uninterested in being a present parent.

In her podcast, Megan also complained about the portrayal of women of Asian descent in pop culture.

She made a big leap by suggesting that the portrayal of a Vietnamese s** worker in an 80s film has seeped into pop culture and remained there ever since.

She then repeated offensive phrases like “me so horny” and “me love you long time.”

Megan also brought up the Atlanta massage parlor shootings in 2021 to make a point about Asians and fetishism.

Despite the shooter claiming that it was not racially motivated, Megan and Margaret Cho suggested otherwise.

Megan declared that “part of the motivation the shooter had was this fetish of Asian women.”

It’s worth noting that Margaret Cho had been body shamed at a Korean spa in 2013 because of her tattoos.

Whether Megan researched Margaret before interviewing her on archetypes is unclear, but what is clear is that Megan has a history of fabricating stories about her life.

Overall, Megan’s new podcast has raised questions about the authenticity of her experiences and the accuracy of her stories.

It seems that she may have stolen some of her stories and fabricated others to make herself sound more relatable.

As always, it’s important to fact-check and question everything we hear, especially when it comes from public figures like Megan Markle.