Meghan Markle cuts ties with friend who accidentally sent voice memo complaining duchess 'sent too many emojis'
One of Megha Markle's friends accidentally sent her a voice memo complaining that she sent too many emojis, which caused the relationship between the Duchess of Sussex and the pal to sour, it was reported. Journalist Charlotte Griffiths, writing for the Daily Mail, talked about an uncomplimentary voice note written about Meghan by her friend, which was then pinged to her phone by mistake.
"While I can't disclose the name of this friend, I do hear that the person is mortified over the incident. After all, it's hard to claim someone else has played a prank when it is so obviously your voice on the recording," Griffiths disclosed. "Needless to say, the incident has allegedly soured relations with the duchess, and I have been told that the pair have drifted apart."
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She then cited a source of hers who said, "One of Meghan's British friends fell out with her because Meghan was writing all these messages with loads of emojis. The friend dictated a WhatsApp voice note saying, 'God, Meghan is so annoying with all her emojis, she keeps sending me all these emojis'. But then the friend sent the voice memo to Meghan herself by accident instead of sending it to a mutual friend."
Griffiths went on to point out that the number of British friends that Prince Harry and Meghan can brag about is diminishing fast. "Who can forget how old friends such as Harry's former 'wing man' Tom Inskip were not invited to the evening reception at Frogmore House following the Royal Wedding in 2018, while the likes of Oprah Winfrey made the list, even though Harry barely knew her. I also hear that the Sussexes no longer speak much to Jack Mann, one of Harry's oldest friends. At one stage Jack was being tipped to be the Prince's best man," she pointed out.
The news comes on the heels of Meghan's friend-turned-rival Piers Morgan penning a long diary-style column for Daily Mail, which was published on Saturday, March 27. The former British broadcaster, who resigned from his long-running gig at 'Good Morning Britain' following an unsavory rant about the duchess after she and her husband, Prince Harry, sat down for a bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey earlier this month, defended free speech in the article and says a silent majority hate the "increasingly insidious woke" brigade that brings cancel culture.
Piers wrote for the first time about his dramatic exit from GMB where he said he didn't believe Meghan's 'truth' on racism and the royals, and reiterated that unregulated woke cancel culture will render it "virtually impossible for anyone with an opinionated personality to survive in any workplace". Markle had stated in the interview that there were concerns in the Palace about 'how dark' the skin tone of their son Archie would be, and that she ended up feeling suicidal and considering self-harm after asking for help but getting none, in case it hurt the Royal brand. Morgan remarked at how unbelievable this allegation was, especially since Prince Harry is attached to some of Britain's biggest mental health charities and has even proudly spoken of getting discreet help for himself in the past.
Morgan said that the hashtag #AbolishTheMonarchy began trending on Twitter, proving just how damaging the Sussex's claim had been. He said that people began saying Morgan was 'racist' and 'mocking mental illness' and demanding he be fired. "It didn't matter that I've never said anything racist about her or that my only comments about her race have been to repeatedly say how great it was that a bi-racial woman married into the Royal Family," he said, adding that Meghan's "fork-tongued 'truth' is now a racist hate crime". Morgan also added that his three sons are being targeted. "One troll vowed to murder me in front of them," and added: "When your dad dies, the world will have a party'," said Morgan.