Meghan Markle Received Royal Warning, Could’ve Been Executed 500 Years Ago For This Shocking Reason

Meghan Markle found herself the target of a warning before her wedding to Prince Harry.

Tom Bradby, a former ITV News political editor, gave the Duchess of Sussex a stern warning when he spoke in the documentary “Meghan Markle: American Princess.”

“What I worry about is that the royal family is not going to be able to deal with this dynamo who’s walked into their midst,” he said.

Another royal commentator said that Markle’s status as a divorced, biracial actress who is also older than Prince Harry could have gotten her beheaded 500 years ago. The commentator said that this is the main reason why the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s marriage already brought the monarchy into the 21st century.

Since her marriage to Prince Harry in May 2018, Markle has already been involved in a slew of controversies. She was previously rumored to have been feuding with Kate Middleton. Markle was also accused of making the Duchess of Cambridge cry during Princess Charlotte’s bridesmaid dress fitting.

Markle has also been dubbed “Difficult Duchess” due to her outrageous demands. The “Suits” alum reportedly wakes up as early as 5 a.m. to do yoga and to start her royal tasks. The early-riser displeased some of her royal staff and some of them have resigned.

The Duchess of Sussex is also faced with another controversy involving her father, Thomas Markle Sr., and her half-siblings, whom she has not spoken to in months. During a recent interview with The Sun, Thomas said that he won’t stop talking to the media until his daughter reaches out to him.

Meanwhile, Princess Diana’s former royal butler, Paul Burrell, came to Markle’s defense in the documentary “Kate V Meghan: Princesses at War?”

“Meghan has married into the most traditional family in the country, the royal family. How is she going to cope?” he said.

Burrell also related Markle’s ongoing struggles with the issues that Princess Diana faced when she was still alive. The butler said that Princess Diana was already brought up in a house that was as big as the Buckingham Palace, but she still struggled.