A cousin of King Charles III has slammed the royal family’s 'hellish hazing' of Meghan Markle and said only those who are 'tough as nails' tend to survive joining the monarchy.
The King’s third cousin Christina Oxenberg said the royal family’s cold behaviour towards the 41-year-old was not out of the ordinary and only those who are"tough as nails” tend to survive their initiation into the monarchy.
“If she can just hang in there, someone else will come along who can take the heat. Nobody gets a pass.” “They thought it was all very funny. They meant no disrespect; after all, she is the future queen of England,” she said. Their relationship reportedly came to an end when it was revealed the American had appeared in an arthouse film topless in the 1970s.Her sister is Dynasty star Catherine Oxenberg and their mother is Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia.
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