Game Over: Meghan Markle’s Family Reveals Shocking Details of Estrangement

Meghan Markle's distant family members from Georgia recently shared a hair-raising revelation about her past, leaving the Duchess of Sussex fuming with anger.

The Raglins, who are related to Markle through her mother's side, discovered their connection to royalty just before the royal wedding.

In an exclusive interview with Inside Edition, Markle's cousins disclosed that they watched the wedding with anticipation, dreaming of welcoming Meghan and Prince Harry to Georgia for a family reunion.

Despite the hopeful sentiment expressed by some relatives, not all of Meghan Markle's family members share the same enthusiasm for a potential reunion.

Speaking anonymously to Fox News, one family member expressed doubts about ever reconciling with the Duchess, citing a perceived sense of superiority that Markle adopted after joining the royal family in 2018.

The relative emphasized the stark social class divide and asserted that any future communication seems unlikely.

Following their departure from the royal family, Meghan and Prince Harry now reside in a lavish $14 million estate in Montecito, California, with their children, including newborn daughter Lilibet, Lily Diana, and three-year-old son Archie.

The estranged family member reiterated their contentment with their own family life, indicating a lack of interest in pursuing a relationship with someone who appears uninterested in reconnecting.

The strained relationship between Meghan Markle and her family has been well-documented over the years, with public disputes and criticisms surfacing, notably surrounding her wedding to Prince Harry.

Her father, Thomas Markle, made headlines for skipping the ceremony following a staged photo scandal, while her half-sister, Samantha Markle, has been vocal in her disapproval of Meghan's actions.

In a separate development, Meghan Markle's Spotify podcast, Archetypes, concluded its 12-week run, prompting speculation about its performance on the streaming platform.

Royal expert Daniela Elsa critiqued the podcast's lackluster reception, suggesting that Spotify executives may be feeling apprehensive about its underwhelming success.

Elsa compared the podcast's performance to another show, “If books could kill,” highlighting its superior ranking on the charts despite releasing fewer episodes.

Despite an initial buzz surrounding Archetypes' launch, including prominent advertising campaigns and a brief stint at the top of the podcast charts, the series failed to maintain its momentum.

Currently ranked 31st on Spotify, Archetypes has struggled to maintain listener engagement, with none of its episodes making it into the top 100 chart.

Elsa's scathing assessment underscored the pressure facing Spotify executives who reportedly invested millions in securing Meghan and Prince Harry for podcast production.

As Meghan Markle's podcast journey comes to a close with the final episode titled “Manifesting a Cultural Shift,” featuring notable guests such as Andy Cohen, Trevor Noah, and Judd Apatow, the future of her content ventures remains uncertain.

The mixed reception of Archetypes raises questions about the Duchess's influence in the podcasting realm and the challenges of transitioning from royal duties to media endeavors.