Meghan Markle’s “Suits” Co-Star Beats the Royal Family to Expand Bullying Accusations

Patrick J. Adams is joining supporters and friends who spoke out in defense of Meghan Markle following a Times of London report stating that the Duchess of Sussex “intimidated” former employees.

“Meghan Markle and I spent most of a decade working on Suits together,” wrote Adams, who played Meghan’s love interest on the screen and attended his wedding to Prince Harry, on a passionate Twitter topic on Friday. .

“From the first day she was an enthusiastic, kind, cooperative, generous, cheerful and supportive member of our television family. She remained that person and colleague according to the accumulated fame, prestige and power. “

Adams said the “Suits” alumnus has a “deep sense of morality” and a “strong work ethic”.

“Like the rest of the world, I have watched her navigate the past few years with astonishment,” he said, watching as she “began the difficult job of trying to find her place in a family dynamic that can, at best, be described as complicated. and, at worst, apparently archaic and toxic. ”

All the time, the actor said “It disgusted him” “when reading the endless racist, slanderous and addictive vitriol spat at him”

Adams noted that the hatred did not stop when Meghan and Harry welcomed their son, Archie.

“On any kind of decent planet, this would be the time to stop sharpening your knives and let these two people enjoy the first few months and magical years of starting a family. But we don’t live on that planet and, instead, the hunt continued, ”he said.

“IT IS OBSCENE that the Royal Family, which is the newest member currently GROWING WITHIN HER, is promoting and expanding accusations of ‘bullying’ against a woman who was basically forced to flee the UK to protect her family and her own mental health, ”Adams wrote.

“This most recent chapter and its moment are just another striking example of the shame of an institution that has survived its relevance, is very overwhelmed with credibility and apparently bankrupt in decency,” continued the actor.

“Find someone else to admonish, rebuke, and torment,” wrote Adams. “My friend Meghan is out of your reach.”

After the Times article was published on Tuesday, a spokeswoman for Meghan told HuffPost that she “is saddened by this latest attack on her character, especially as someone who has been bullied and is deeply committed to supporting those who have gone through pain and trauma. ”

On Wednesday, Buckingham Palace responded to the accusations with an unprecedented statement, saying it was “very concerned about The Times’ allegations after allegations made by former officials of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex”.

The Sussex spokesman commented on the moment when the accusations arose shortly before Meghan and Harry told their side of the story in an interview with Oprah Winfrey.

“It is no coincidence that distorted accusations of several years aimed at undermining the Duchess are being reported to the British media shortly before she and the Duke have spoken openly and honestly about their experience in recent years,” the spokesman told The Times. . .

It is unclear whether the Duchess of Sussex will address the article’s allegations in any way during her next interview with Oprah, which was taped weeks ago.