Trevor Accuses Meg of Hiding Ronin Pass for 8 Years

Megan Markle's ex-husband, Trevor Engelson, has accused her of hiding their past in the new Netflix documentary.

Trevor claims that Megan refused to show him in the documentary as she didn't love him and only used him to advance her career and approach Prince Harry.

Trevor alleges that Megan has a dark past with him and has always been the same, but she is good at acting.

The authorities have expressed their disappointment at Megan's lack of contact or connection with the Duchess during her childhood.

They believe that Megan has changed, but Trevor was still a genuine man when he decided not to expose her face.

He didn't want to get involved with an ungrateful woman, so he decided to do nothing.

It is unsurprising that Trevor did not feature in Megan and Harry's new documentary.

The American television producer dated Megan for 7 years before they got married in 2011.

They were married for 2 years before separating and getting divorced in August 2013.

Sources claim they grew apart when Megan took a new role on Suits two months before their wedding.

Both are now remarried and have children.

Trevor and his new wife, Tracy Kurland, welcomed two babies since their marriage in October 2018, just months after Harry and Megan's royal wedding.

Born in New York in October 1976, Trevor completed his studies at the University of South California School of Communication and started out in the film industry as a production assistant before becoming a producer.

Trevor has produced movies like License to Wed, Heathers, Snowfall, and All About Steve.

He also manages screenwriters, actors, novelists, and film directors in LA.

He mentored Megan when she first entered the film industry and was responsible for her cameo in the Robert Patterson film Remember Me in 2010.

The six-part Harry and Megan docuseries premiered on the streaming service on Thursday, 8th of December at 8 am in the UK.

The unprecedented and in-depth docuseries directed by Oscar-nominated Liz Garbus is billed as a global event.

The series gives Harry and Megan the chance to share the other side of their high-profile love story.

The six-part series will chart the story behind the couple's highly public relationship.

Viewers are yet to be granted access to the final three episodes, but it is likely that the royal family's reaction to Megan Markle's previous marriage will be brought up at some point.

Notably, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have hit back at attacks over their sharing of personal video clips and photographs in their Netflix documentary.

A spokeswoman for Harry and Megan said the narrative that privacy was a key reason behind the couple stepping back from royal duties and quitting the UK was a false one.

The Duke and Duchess have never cited privacy as the reason for stepping back, a couple's global press secretary said in a statement.

This distorted narrative was intended to trap the couple into silence.

In fact, their statement announcing their decision to step back mentions nothing of privacy and reiterates the desire to continue their roles in public duties.

The couple has chosen to share their story on their terms, and yet the tabloid media has created an entirely untrue narrative that pre-eminates the press, coverage, and public opinion.

The facts are right in front of them.