Royal commentator Charlotte Griffiths has criticised Meghan Markle for what she describes as 'strategic friendships', particularly in light of the Duchess's apparent distancing from former best friend Jessica Mulroney. Griffiths referenced the term 'Markled', a slang word from Urban Dictionary meaning to cut ties with a friend after they have made a significant contribution to one's life.
Speaking on Palace Confidential, Griffiths claimed that Meghan has unfriended family members, Suits co-stars, and Mulroney, whose children served as page boys at the royal wedding. The alleged fallout between the pair occurred in 2020, with a source telling Page Six that Meghan believed Mulroney was trying to 'make a career out of the friendship'.
Griffiths remarked: 'For somebody who is actually famous for unfriending her friends or casting aside her friends, it's amazing that she cited the word friendship in the blurb for this documentary that's sort of been leaked out. I think she's a bit strategic with her friends and once she's finished with them, she casts them aside and forgets all about them, deletes their number and blocks their number in some cases.'
Meanwhile, Meghan is busy filming her upcoming Netflix project, which focuses on cooking and gardening. Despite fans hoping for a glimpse into her Montecito home, Netflix has reportedly rented a separate property nearby for the shoot. Cameras began rolling on April 16, according to a confidant of the Daily Mail.
This coincides with Prince Harry's own Netflix documentary about polo, with the Duke accompanied by a film crew at a recent charity match in Wellington, Florida. Harry's team won both matches, and Meghan was seen kissing him on the cheek in celebration.
