Meghan Markle saw Prince Charles as a ‘second father’ and felt ‘emotionally bruised’ when she left the Royal family

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MEGHAN Markle saw Prince Charles as a “second father” according to the new biography Finding Freedom which was released today.

Authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand detail how she found the Prince of Wales “supportive and loving” from the moment they were introduced, leaving her feeling “emotionally bruised” when she left the royal family.

Meghan Markle saw Prince Charles as a “second father” according to the new book Finding Freedom

A source told the authors that Meg did not consider Charles as a father-in-law but rather a “second father.”

The authors write: “Meghan had her own reasons for admiring her father-in-law, who had poignantly walked her down the aisle when her own father let her down.”

Prince Charles, who walked Meghan down the aisle in absence of her own father Thomas Markle in 2018, is said to be just as fond of his daughter-in-law.

A friend of the heir said he had “taken a real shine to Meghan. She’s a sassy, confident, beautiful American.

The Prince of Wales of course walked Meghan down the aisle in place of her own father Thomas Markle on her wedding day

“He likes very strong, confident women. She’s bright, and she’s self-aware, and I can see why they’ve struck up a very quick friendship.”

The authors also detailed how Meghan had an extremely emotional departure from the royal family, breaking down in tears during one of her final engagements as a royal – the Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey.

Meghan had met with 22 students who had received scholarships from the Association of Commonwealth Universities in a ceremony ahead of the service.

The authors described how pent up emotion had shown as Meghan’s tears flowed freely as she said “I can’t believe this” while hugging a female aide she had become close to.

The authors also revealed how Meghan became emotional in her as she prepared to leave the royal family

She then changed into her outfit for the service joking “the last hat for a while guys.”

It was the Commonwealth Service where Meghan received the famously “frosty” reception from Kate.

Following the service, Meg booked the first flight to Canada feeling “emotional bruised and exhausted.”

The new insight comes from Meghan and Harry’s unofficial biography, co-written by Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand.

After the famously frosty Commonwealth Day service the Duchess of Sussex booked the first flight to Canada

Meghan, 39, and Harry, 35, have insisted they had nothing to do with the book, from which The Times published extracts two weeks ago.

Scobie, who has close ties to Meghan, also said he had not spoken to them directly. However, the book contains intimate information on the early stages of their romance.

In other royal news, we told you how “super sweet” Meghan personally called a fan to thank them for raising money for CAMFED.

And we shared how Prince Harry ‘cooked three course dinner’ for Meghan Markle to celebrate her 39th birthday while Doria babysat Archie.

Meanwhile, Meghan and Adele ‘enjoy pilates sessions together as the new neighbours hit it off’.