Meghan Markle Warned Not to Invite Her Half-Sister to Royal Wedding

As Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s royal wedding edges ever closer, more and more members from the bride-to-be’s family are coming out of the woodwork. And this time around, it’s her former brother-in-law, Scott Rasmussen. While recently speaking to The Mirror, Scott — who’s divorced from Meghan’s half-sister, Samantha Grant — warned the newly-engaged duo not to invite his former partner to their wedding on May 19.

“Harry and Meghan need to know the truth about her. She’s the last person who should be at Windsor Castle,” the 59-year-old told the publication. “In my opinion, if she sets foot in the UK, they should send her straight to the Tower of London… She should act with some dignity, keep her mouth shut, and leave everybody else alone.”

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Samantha, 53, is the brains behind the soon-to-be-published book titled The Diary of Princess Pushy’s Sister. “Samantha’s the pushy one. She made our marriage a living hell. I believe she resented Meghan because she had the life Samantha always wanted and she was jealous,” Scott continued. “She only got bit [acting] parts. She tried being a model but it didn’t work out. She got bitter.”

Scott, a former Marine who’s now a movie firearms expert, also said the mother-of-three was not nearly as close to the Suits actress during her childhood as she’s claimed. “Samantha making out they were close is bulls–t,” he said. The pair were born 17 years apart to the same father, Thomas Markle. During a recent appearance on A Current Affair, Samantha said she was “never bitter or jealous” of Meghan’s success and instead insisted that she was proud of her. She also accused the royal-to-be of not doing enough to help their father, who declared bankruptcy in 2016 and now lives in Mexico.

As Kensington Palace recently announced, Harry and Meghan will take a carriage ride around Windsor Castle to greet well-wishers following their wedding ceremony. It will no doubt remind fans of similar scenes that played out during Prince William and Kate Middleton’s 2011 wedding. After the carriage procession, guests will gather inside St. George’s Hall for a daytime reception. In the evening, Harry and Meghan will mingle with their VIP guests at a private reception hosted by the groom’s father Prince Charles.

According to sources speaking to the Daily Mail, it’s believed the royal wedding will be divided into two segments — an informal dinner for 350 guests and a reception. While there’s no word yet on the guest list, the palace promised they’ll share more details in due course.