Mike Markle, 80, has accused his royal niece of leaving her family behind despite the many years that he and other relatives supported her.
Meghan Markle (Source:Getty Images)
Mike has accused his royal niece of leaving her family behind despite the many years that he and other relatives supported her. While speaking to Woman magazine, he shared that he had first helped Meghan become a stateswoman when she was around 20 years old. As a former diplomat, Mike was able to get her an internship as a junior press officer in the American embassy in Argentina when she was looking at a career in international relations.
He now fears that Meghan has turned her back on her American family and is doubtful that he will ever hear from her again. The elder brother of her father Thomas Markle, 75, Mike said, “Meghan has climbed socially and left us behind — that’s how I feel. I think that’s what happens when you’re ‘underclass’ and trying to rise above the reality of your situation. She’s a prima donna because he (Thomas) treated her really well”.
Mike also shed some light on the reported feud between Meghan Markle and the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton. While speaking of Meghan, Mike shared, “Coming from her background, she may have a chip on her shoulder. It could be that that’s part of the problem she’s having with her sister-in-law. Meghan is immature in some ways”.
“I feel that because of the way she acts — not only towards family members but other people,” Mike added. He also recalled feeling extremely bad that he was not invited to Meghan and Prince Harry’s wedding.
Recently, Meghan and Prince Harry opened up on their fragile mental state in ITV’s documentary ‘Harry & Meghan: An African Journey’. The documentary received mixed reviews from people with half sympathizing for the royals and the other half criticizing them.
Kansas City Chiefs Sign Tight End Whose Name Is Straight Out Of ‘Key & Peele’ & Fans Are Losing It
The Kansas City Chiefs have made a curious addition to their receiver room as they’ve signed Geor’quarius Spivey a tight end with a name no one’s ever going to forget, given that it’s straight out of a ‘Key & Peele’ sketch.
The Kansas City Chiefs made a quick decision after losing TE Izaiah Gathings to a hamstring injury on Wednesday after he joined the team last month, presenting star quarterback Patrick Mahomes with another option to throw to.
KPRC 2’s Aaron Wilson first reported that the reigning Super Bowl champions signed Geor’Quarius Spivey after a successful workout.
Matt Derrick of Chiefs Digest has since relayed that Spivey is wearing the No. 85 jersey, previously assigned to Gathings, at training camp. However, there were no matching roster moves at the time of the signing.
Of course, social media had some things to say:
Kansas City Chiefs Patrick Mahomes’ New TE Target Had An Interesting 2023
Geor’Quarius Spivey is a two-time SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll student-athlete but wasn’t able to play last season due to eligibility issues. The NCAA didn’t approve his transfer waiver from TCU back to Mississippi State, though he still practiced with the Bulldogs.
The TE made 28 catches for 298 yards and one touchdown in college, with most of it coming during his senior year with the Horned Frogs.
Patrick Mahomes’ new target is not as big as the typical TE, measuring just under 6ft 5in and weighing 238 pounds. However, he makes for an intriguing prospect as he clocked a 40-yard dash time of 4.58 seconds and a 10-foot broad jump.
It’s great to see him catch a break after what happened to him last season. Let’s hope he makes the most of it.
Shannon Sharpe Makes His Stance Clear On Controversial Olympic Boxer Imane Khelif Fighting Female Opponents
Shannon Sharpe and Imane Khelif (Photos via Getty Images)
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif has made headlines after her controversial fight with Italy’s Angela Carini at the 2024 Olympics in Paris, and Shannon Sharpe is taking a controversial stance on the topic.
Italy’s Angela Carini abandoned the round-of-16 fight after just 46 seconds, later saying she had never been hit as hard in the ring.
Khelif became a source of frustration after social media discovered that she had been banned from the 2023 World Championships in New Delhi after failing a gender eligibility test but had been allowed to compete at the Olympic Games.
That led many to think she was transgender.
Despite the controversy surrounding this, Khelif is not a transgender athlete. It’s reported there are no transgender women competing at the 2024 Olympics at all.
ESPN’s Shannon Sharpe made his stance abundantly clear on his “Nightcap” podcast.
“She was born a woman,” Sharpe said, via Awful Announcing. “Transgender people are trying to get rights. And when they go to Capitol Hill, these senators and representatives on the other side ask doctors very specific questions. ‘Doc, I want to ask you one thing, can this woman have a child?’ Yes, she can…So, how is she not a woman? Biologically and anatomically, how is she not a woman?”
On Thursday, the International Olympic Committee stated they confirmed that Khelif complied with the eligibility and entry regulations for this year’s Games.
“Every person has the right to practice sport without discrimination,” the IOC said in its statement. “All athletes participating in the boxing tournament of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 comply with the competition’s eligibility and entry regulations, as well as all applicable medical regulations set by the Paris 2024 Boxing Unit. As with previous Olympic boxing competitions, the gender and age of the athletes are based on their passport.”
There Has Been Zero Proof Provided That Imane Khelif Has Ever Claimed To Be Transgender
Imane Khelif has the entire world going after her following false accusations of being transgender.
Although Imane Khelif’s participation in Olympic women’s boxing has been scrutinized in recent days, the 25-year-old has always competed as a woman, including during the Tokyo Olympics.
In fact, there has been no proof that she identifies as transgender or intersex.
Khelif’s win provoked responses from several prominent figures, but despite they think, she will continue on in these Olympics.
