Royal Daily Insider

  Few public figures divide opinion quite like Meghan Markle. Since her royal exit, nearly every interview she’s given — from Oprah to Netflix — has been dissected, debated, and fact-checked. Below, we revisit fifteen claims that generated worldwide headlines and clarify what’s been verified, what’s been challenged, and what remains uncertain. 1. The “secret garden wedding”   During the Oprah interview, Meghan said she and Prince Harry were privately married by the Archbishop of Canterbury three days before the royal wedding. Church and legal records show the official ceremony took place on 19 May 2018 at Windsor Castle — the only legally recognized date. The Archbishop later confirmed no earlier marriage occurred. 2. “My passport was taken away”   Meghan implied she could not travel because her documents were held by palace staff. However, public travel records show multiple international trips between 2016 and 2019. It’s unclear if her passport was stored for ...