Meghan Markle’s half-sister, Samantha Markle is back on Twitter after Elon Musk took over the microblogging platform.
Gatekeepers News reports that Samantha claims that she was ‘unjustly targeted and shut down by bots and trolls falsely reporting my account’.
“I believe that this will be a historically positive change for our social and economic world,” said on Steeple Times website.
Samantha hailed the Tesla billionaire, saying: “I’m glad that Elon Musk is going to save free speech.
“We can all have our opinions, and disagree. Elon Musk wants to make it fair for both the Right and the Left equally. Differing opinions and controversy make people think and grow.”
This comes after Samantha criticised the Duchess of Sussex for her ‘lofty’ claims of victimhood and for the ‘dismissive and insulting’ treatment of Prince Harry on her new podcast.
Samantha reacted with incredulous eye-rolls as Meghan’s ‘odd and breathy’ podcast interview with tennis legend Serena Williams was played to her on Dan Wootton Tonight.
She accused the Duchess of being ‘rather lofty’ in her claim that she was able to “able to align with issues of womanhood and suffering on the grounds that she went to Immaculate Heart School where she was empowered by the nuns to be independent women”.
“But who paid for that?” asked Samantha. “That was all my dad. So let’s face it, we’re not raised in a vacuum. There are others who help us along the way, who support us and who pay for everything that gives us that platform which was our father.”
She went on to accuse Meghan of ‘self-glorifying’, saying that her claims about ambitious women could be a ‘projection’.
“Most women are raised to be ambitious,’ she said. ‘But I think there’s been a lot of public scrutiny around how some go about climbing the ladder.”
Meghan’s half-sister also suggested that Prince Harry has been left to ‘play second fiddle’ since the couple’s wedding in 2018.
The Duke made a cameo appearance in the podcast, poking his head around the door to say hello and then calling Serena Williams’s hair-do a ‘vibe’ before disappearing again.
Reacting to Dan Wootton’s question on whether she felt Meghan had ’emasculated’ Prince Harry, Samantha said: ‘Harry seems to play second fiddle. It didn’t hurt to use the title and the royal marriage as a springboard but after the wedding was over it feels as though Harry is in the shadow.
“It was kind of like, ‘Oh let’s let him pop in’. The whole thing felt very staged.
“Why have him in at all if he’s not being included? It just seemed very dismissive and I felt, insulting – rather than have him included and them both talk about what’s important to them in their lives now.
“It was really just a lot of feminine chit-chat and purring.”
