Meghan Markle’s claim she ‘Googled’ Royal Family tradition dismissed | Royal | News

While discussing what led to their departure from royal life and the United Kingdom, known as the infamous Megxit, Meghan claimed that no one helped her learn what was required in royal life. Instead, the Duchess claimed that she should have taken it upon herself to learn some things, of which the National Anthem was one of them.

“Enough to even like the National Anthem. Nobody thought to say, ‘Oh, you’re American, you wouldn’t know that,'” the Duchess told Oprah.

He continued: “I’ve been Googling the National Anthem late at night, I need to learn this, I don’t want to embarrass them. I need to learn these three hymns for the church, they’re all on TV, we were training behind the scenes because I wanted to make them proud.”

Although it cannot be confirmed whether Meghan knew the National Anthem before becoming a royal, many royal fans believe Meghan’s claim is untrue.

One person wrote about

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Another said: “Wasn’t he a so-called actor? Someone used to memorizing lines?”

Another commented: “She knew she was going to marry someone from the British Family. Of course she’s been to British events before, be it carols, sports, balls. As for the hymns, they play them in church so the rest of the world knows them and often you’ll find the lyrics in a songbook.”

Another person wrote: “Why would he need someone to help him with this (the national anthem)? So what kind of help would he need?”