Insider unpacks: George Clooney's wife Amal no longer invites Meghan Markle

Created: 2022-09-02 12:27 p.m

By: Annemarie Goebbel

Completely new sounds are currently penetrating the world from Montecito.

An informant claims that Meghan Markle is becoming increasingly lonely.

More and more influential friends like Amal and George Clooney would turn away – nobody wanted to invite the Duchess anymore.

Montecito – The Duchess of Sussex (41) did not save in her interview in "The Cut" with side blows against the royal family and otherwise gave hints about a secret diary from her royal time in London that could contain explosive material.

Apparently, more and more friends and acquaintances are deterred by the fact that Meghan Markles acts so carelessly with spicy details.

As an insider told Life and Style magazine, Prince Harry's wife, 37, appears to be feeling increasingly lonely in her multi-million dollar mansion.

"There are not many people whom Meghan still trusts," says the expert

"She doesn't see anyone anymore, she's withdrawn.

She feels trapped, isolated and alone," the source says.

Accordingly, some of Meghan's closest friends are said to have turned away from her - including David (47) and Victoria Beckham (48), Barack (61) and Michelle Obama (58).

Even girlfriend Amal Clooney (44), wife of George Clooney (61), is said to have moved away from the Duchess of Sussex – just like ex-actress Priyanka Chopra

(40).

When it comes to appointments, Meghan always comes up with something, it said.

What the informant describes suggests deep distrust: Meghan would let people get to her for a while and then accuse them of being wrong or taking advantage of them.

She just stops checking in with old friends and is reluctant to make new friends because she's afraid loved ones might gossip, the insider said.

Things aren't going so well with Prince Harry either, she wants more support from him.

'Truly bizarre', 'breathtaking arrogance' and 'doing her no favours': Royal pundits react to Meghan's interview on The Cut and Meghan's Spotify podcast Archetype

In the 6,409-word magazine article titled "Meghan of Montecito," which also appears to be promoting her new Archetypes podcast with singer Mariah Carey, 53, the Duchess of Sussex spilled a series of subtle taunts against the royals let the little hope for a reconciliation.

"The reality is that she leads a lonely, lonely life."

Amal and George Clooney are apparently fed up with excuses from the Duchess of Sussex (photomontage).

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The chat out of the sewing box becomes an all-round blow in “Life & Style”: the mother of two is said to be overwhelmed by the combination of raising children and a career.

Meghan would like more support from husband Prince Harry.

"Harry doesn't understand.

He wants her to take care of Archie (3) and Lilibet (1) first and foremost," he says, coming to the bitter conclusion: "Meghan is the best example that money can't buy happiness."

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Secret sources should be treated with caution, but the Duchess of Sussex did not show a good hand with the interview.

Excerpts from it had led to open criticism from Zwelivelile "Mandla" Mandela (48), Nelson Mandela's grandson, as Markle had put himself on the same footing as the world-famous freedom fighter Nelson Mandela (95, † 2013) in an anecdote.

Her statement in the podcast with singer Mariah Carey (53) that she only perceived herself as a “black woman” when she started dating Prince Harry was also considered bizarre.