"You're a prisoner!" - Megan Mark's mother is shocked by the royal family's bans on the Duchess

After the wedding, the former American actress and Prince Harry moved to Frogmore Cottage, located near Windsor Castle. This property was presented to the couple at the wedding by Harry’s grandmother.

Frogmore Cottage

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In the summer of 2019, the property donated by Queen Elizabeth II became a place of imprisonment for Megan. At the time, it was said that the Duchess of Sussex was isolated from the outside world by her own free will.

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But now new intriguing revelations have appeared about Megan’s life in the royal family. It has been discovered that the Duchess’s mother, Dory Regland, visited her daughter in Frogmore that summer. Mom wanted to entertain her daughter with a short walk around the city, during which they would both buy themselves coffee. However, the castle forbade Harry’s wife to enter society.

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“The daughter’s isolated existence has disturbed Doria. She came to her daughter’s house in Frogmore in the summer and was surprised that neither she nor the duchess were allowed to go to town for coffee. Then Doria said to her daughter in horror, “You are imprisoned!” – Megan Mark’s biographer told Harper’s Bazaar magazine.

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After a scandalous interview with Opra Winfrey, the former actress and her husband no longer associate themselves with the “Firm” in any way (this is what the British colloquially call the royal family, and in the interview it is also called Megana). Spouse friends have changed the logo of their charity “Archewell”. In the past, they used a twisted monogram made from the first letters of the two words, above which is a crown. Along with the ban on using Sussex Royal as its trademark, the couple also reworked the logo.

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The Dukes of Sussex now use a drawing with the initials “A” and “W” as their trademark. This was reported by schoolchildren in East London. They have received a letter from Megan on International Women’s Day. The prince’s wife personally attended this school a year ago, so she couldn’t help but congratulate the schoolgirls and teachers on this holiday.

We had a very special delivery this week. It has been lovely to share this letter and advice with the students and remember our International Women’s Day celebrations last year. #IWD2021 #iwd pic.twitter.com/wLDisgETwp

— Robert Clack School (@RClackOfficial) March 11, 2021