Royal expert suggests Meghan Markle's 'helplessness' in infamous 2021 Oprah interview could have been learned from SAS royal kidnapping training

When Meghan Markle sat down with her friend Oprah Winfrey for a special talk show in March 2021, 50 million people around the world tuned in. Meghan Markle could have learned her 'brilliant impression of a hostage begging for liberation' showcased during her infamous interview with Oprah Winfrey from her SAS royal kidnapping training, according to a royal author A tearful Meghan told 'her truth' to millions of people around the world during the 85-minute tell-all interview on March 8, 2021 At their headquarters in Hereford, the SAS would have put the actress through her paces with advice on how she could help herself if she was ever kidnapped and held hostage In his book Battle of the Brothers, he suggests Meghan could have learned her presentation tricks from a rather unexpected source - Her Majesty's most feared special forces unit, the SAS. According to the Sussex-friendly authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand in their semi 'approved' 2020 book Finding Freedom, during the mock kidnapping 'Meghan was even taught how to develop a relationship with the enemy' Harry and Meghan claimed his family and the institution of the monarchy had offered little help to the struggling couple Meghan Markle fulfilled every woman's dream by marrying a prince in a lavish castle wedding on May 19 Meghan emotionally told Oprah 'I left the house twice in four months. Meghan compared herself to the Disney character of Ariel in The Little Mermaid Meghan told Oprah she had an epiphany when she watched the Disney movie and saw parallels between the character Ariel and her own life since meeting her prince After the interview, Twitter exploded with memes as thousands posted their support for Meghan's struggle She tearfully said the stress of royal life made her suicidal when she was five months pregnant and claimed that family members had asked 'how dark' Archie's skin would be.