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Meghan reportedly weighs interview over father’s allegations

Meghan Markle is considering a televised interview to discuss allegations involving her father, Thomas Markle Snr, and her account of how she learned of earlier claims against him, according to a source quoted by Closer. The report says Channel 4 is a leading possibility for the interview, which would be her first major television sit-down since 2021.

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Meghan reportedly weighs interview over father’s allegations

The source said Meghan wanted to tell the story in her own words after being advised not to speak publicly while a legal case was at issue. Any interview would need the “right programme, the right interviewer and the right setting,” the source said, adding that Meghan believes it could change how people see her.

Thomas Markle Snr denies the accusations, calling them “sick lies.” His son, Thomas Markle Jnr, 60, reportedly gave a statement to police in the Philippines on 22 October after saying he had found images on his father’s computer. Philippine Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla said around 7,500 sensitive materials had been uncovered and that signs pointed to the elder Markle as a “possible sex offender of the grossest kind.” Thomas Jnr has also been described as a person of interest, but is not being treated as a suspect.

Meghan, 45, said she had chosen to keep her father away from her children to protect them. She referred to a letter written by his first wife, Roslyn Loveless, which she said she had been shown by police in 2018. The Metropolitan Police said the information was passed to the Sussexes in January 2019; a spokesman for the couple called the date discrepancy understandable.

The report also says tensions between the Sussexes and the royal family have deepened. Harry and Meghan returned to the UK with Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, in late August, but reportedly had not met William and Kate or visited King Charles and Queen Camilla. Sources quoted by Closer said the royals were concerned about being linked to another child sexual abuse scandal. The allegations against Thomas Markle Snr remain allegations; he denies them.

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