Thomas claims he kept her handwritten note to himself for months but only released it after "false" stories were written about Meghan's attempt at fixing their relationship. The defence is also accusing Meghan of using friends to pressure U.K. journalists to drop stories about her. So basically what all famous people do, but sure, whatever.Markle added that the last time he heard from Meghan was when he told her he couldn't attend her wedding. He claimed he made several attempts to contact her but she never responded and his reaction was to speak out about his daughter and criticize the British Royal Family in multiple interviews.If the case isn't settled out of court, Meghan will also likely be called as a witness and be forced to hand over private texts, emails and phone records. The Duchess, who has been laying low, was seen on Vancouver Island on her way back to the mainland where she visited the Downtown Eastside Women's Centre.“The positive coverage of the past week from these same publications exposes the double standards of this specific press pack that has vilified [Meghan] almost daily for the past nine months; they have been able to create lie after lie at her expense.” pic.twitter.com/ttP7WvHYIV
— Omid Scobie (@scobie) October 1, 2019
[video_embed id='1876571']Meghan Markle spotted in Vancouver[/video_embed]Harry will be in the U.K. until Thursday, when he is set to host the Rugby League World Cup 2021 draws at Buckingham Palace. After that, he will reunite with Meghan and Archie in Canada.[video_embed id='1872156']RELATED: Should Harry and Meghan have given Queen Elizabeth a head's up about their plan?[/video_embed]Guess who was spotted in Vancouver today? Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle paid a visit to the Downtown Eastside Women's Centre, where she spent time discussing some of the issues affecting women. @NEWS1130 pic.twitter.com/8jZgw16znr
— Tarnjit Parmar (@Tarnjitkparmar) January 15, 2020