Meghan Markle’s latest support voice comes from her ex-Suits co-star.
Patrick J. Adams took to Twitter to defend the “enthusiastic, kind, cooperative, generous, cheerful” Markle, who played his wife on the show, amid allegations that she intimidated his royal advisers.
“She has always been a powerful woman with a deep sense of morality and a fierce work ethic and has never been afraid to speak, be heard and defend herself and those she loves,” He wrote on Friday.
Adams, 39, criticized the royal family, which he described as, at best, “complicated and, at worst, apparently archaic and toxic” and defended Markle, who faced “endless racist, slanderous and anti- clicks ”from the British press.
“IT IS OBSCENE that the Royal Family, which is [sic] The newest member is currently GROWING INSIDE OF HER, promoting and amplifying accusations of ‘bullying’ against a woman who was basically forced into fleas [sic] the UK to protect your family and your own mental health ”, Adams continued, referring to Markle’s current pregnancy.
She and her husband, Prince Harry, are already parents of the almost 2-year-old son, Archie.
Adams also gave his “opinion” about Buckingham Palace and his decision to probe the allegations, writing “this newest chapter and it’s [sic] the timing is just another striking example of the shame of an institution that has survived its relevance, is totally lacking in credibility and apparently bankrupt in decency ”.
Adams, who also attended Harry and Markle’s wedding to his wife, Troian Bellisario, ended his speech by asking the firm to stay away from Markle.
“Find someone else to admonish, rebuke and torment”, He wrote. “My friend Meghan is out of your reach.”
Fans will hear the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s side of the story on Sunday during their interview to tell everything about Oprah Winfrey on CBS.