The American actor George Clooney denounces the fury of the celebrity press which is victim Meghan Markle, as was at the time Princess Diana.

Meghan Markle is “slandered and chased” by the tabloids as was the time Princess Diana, said American actor George Clooney, a close friend of the Duchess of Sussex and her husband Prince Harry.

 

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As the press scrutinizes Mrs. Markle’s actions, pregnant, George Clooney warned against a repetition of history.

“I have to say, they hunt Meghan Markle everywhere,” lamented the actor at the Australian magazine WHO in an interview in Los Angeles.

“Here is a pregnant woman of seven months and she is pursued and slandered and chased as was Diana, and history is repeated,” he added. “We know how it ended.”

Chased by motorcycle photographers, the Princess of Wales died on 31 August 1997 in a car accident in the Alma tunnel in Paris.

 

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The British press initially welcomed the arrival of Meghan Markle in the royal family, marked by a wedding ceremony worthy of a fairy tale at Windsor Castle, which was attended by George Clooney and his wife Amal.

 

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The ex-actress was initially praised for having blown a breath of fresh air on an institution entrusted with traditions, but her methods are now called into question because of a series of resignations among the staff of the house royal, to the point that she inherited the sobriquet of “capricious Duchess” (Duchess Difficult).

The tabloids are also competing with stories about the ex-actress’ American family. George Clooney went on the ramp after the publication of a letter from Meghan Markle to his father.

“I do not have a word to say how annoying it is to see that a daughter’s letter is published to a father,” he said. “We do not give him a present and I find it irresponsible.