Family Feud: Ex-Brother-in-Law Speaks Out

As the much-anticipated royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle draws near, the spotlight isn't just on the happy couple. The bride-to-be's family has been making headlines, with her former brother-in-law, Scott Rasmussen, adding fuel to the fire. In a recent interview with The Mirror, Scott, who is divorced from Meghan’s half-sister Samantha Grant, delivered a strong message to the royal couple: don't invite Samantha to the wedding on May 19. He emphasized that Harry and Meghan need to be aware of her true nature, warning them to keep her far from the festivities at Windsor Castle.

Scott, a 59-year-old former Marine turned movie firearms expert, expressed his concerns vividly. “Harry and Meghan need to know the truth about her. She’s the last person who should be at Windsor Castle,” he told the publication. His words carried a dramatic tone, suggesting that Samantha’s presence in the UK should be met with immediate action. “In my opinion, if she sets foot in the UK, they should send her straight to the Tower of London," he added. Scott urged Samantha to maintain some dignity and avoid stirring unnecessary drama, advising her to "keep her mouth shut, and leave everybody else alone.”

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Samantha, now 53, has recently gained attention as the author of an upcoming book titled The Diary of Princess Pushy’s Sister. Scott paints a vivid picture of their tumultuous marriage, attributing much of the conflict to Samantha's personality. “Samantha’s the pushy one. She made our marriage a living hell," he revealed. Scott believes Samantha resented Meghan because she had the life Samantha always desired, leading to jealousy. He described Samantha's struggles in the entertainment industry, where she faced limited success as an actress and model, which allegedly fueled her bitterness.

Scott also pointed out that Samantha wasn't as close to Meghan during their childhood as she claims. "Samantha making out they were close is bulls--t," he remarked. The two were born 17 years apart to the same father, Thomas Markle. In contrast, Samantha, during a recent appearance on A Current Affair, insisted she was never bitter or jealous of Meghan's achievements. Instead, she expressed pride in her and criticized Meghan for not doing enough to support their father, who declared bankruptcy in 2016 and now resides in Mexico.

Wedding Plans: A Royal Extravaganza

Kensington Palace recently unveiled details about the wedding plans, promising an unforgettable event. Following the ceremony, Harry and Meghan will take a carriage ride around Windsor Castle to greet their well-wishers. This moment is expected to evoke memories of Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding in 2011. After the procession, guests will gather inside St. George’s Hall for a daytime reception. In the evening, a private reception hosted by Prince Charles awaits the VIP guests, offering an intimate setting for celebration.

Sources speaking to the Daily Mail suggest that the royal wedding will feature two segments—an informal dinner for 350 guests and a reception. While the official guest list remains undisclosed, the palace assured that more details will be shared soon. Fans eagerly await these announcements, hoping to catch a glimpse of the grand celebration.