Meghan Markle ‘BLOCKED by Governor of California’ | Lady Colin Campbell on another blow for Duchess

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  • Meghan Markle's political ambitions faced a setback after Joe Biden rejected her request for a lift on Air Force One.
  • Democrats in Washington and California are distancing themselves from Meghan Markle, including Governor Gavin Newsom.
  • A documentary titled Meghan, Famous but Friendless, suggests Meghan's Hollywood friends are also distancing themselves.
  • An 88-year-old US Navy veteran was turned away from gifting homemade movies to Harry and Meghan, highlighting their detachment from ordinary people.
  • Speculations arise about the couple potentially moving to Malibu, searching for properties and signaling a possible change in their residence.

Meghan Markle's rumoured political ambitions were revealed to have taken a humiliating hit back in September, with her and Prince Harry reported to have begged Joe Biden for a lift back from the late Queen's funeral on Air Force One. In a rare moment of clarity, CP Biden rejected the desperate couple's request, crushing their chances of being photographed climbing the hallowed steps of the world's most famous aeroplane.


Writing in the Telegraph, GB News presenter Camilla Tomine commented that the Duchess had thought to entertain political ambitions, but what she seems to have forgotten is that in order to gain a reputation as a leading state's personal philanthropist, you actually have to have done something. Lady Colin Campbell revealed that the Democrats, both in Washington and California, are now distancing themselves from Meghan Markle. Governor Gavin Newsom has reportedly been harassed by Meghan, persistently putting forward her idea to step into Diane Feinstein's shoes, giving her access to the Intelligence Committee. However, Feinstein has blocked her calls and wants nothing to do with her. The documentary titled Meghan, Famous but Friendless, adds to the troubles, suggesting that Meghan's Hollywood friends are also falling away.


The 88-year-old US Navy veteran who lives near Harry and Meghan's Montecito mansion revealed how he was rudely turned away by the couple's security guard when he wanted to gift them homemade movies about the prestigious gated community's history. This incident reflects the couple's growing detachment from ordinary people. Speculations arise about the couple potentially moving to Malibu, searching for properties and signaling a possible change in their residence.

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