As Meghan Markle and Prince Harry sort out all the final details for their big day next month, an upcoming biography has put the spotlight back on the actress’s first marriage – and how it ended.
An extract from Meghan: A Hollywood Princess by Andrew Morton – famous for his biography on Princess Diana, details Meghan’s childhood and how her career developed. But the one detail everyone seems most interested in is just what happened when the Suits actress ended her two-year marriage with film producer Trevor Engelson in 2013.
Allegedly, Meghan sent the wedding ring and engagement ring back to Trevor through the mail.
The couple's relationship had been straining thanks to its long-distance status, Morton writes in the extract published in The Sunday Times. (Meghan was filming Suits in Toronto, Canada, while Trevor worked on films in Los Angeles.)
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What is wrong with people?
Not commenting on the truth of this story or not, but you owe the person that you married (as a freaking minimum) a face to face conversation if you intend to end your marriage.
Mobile phones and internet allow for a social cowardice that has previously been (and still should be) unthinkable.
I'm sure when Phil Collins told his wife it was over via fax, it was just because having to travel to and from have been so hard on him would be pointless anyway. Using the logic of this article that is.
Yes makes no sense that she make the flight from TO to LA. She returned them by registered mail, good on her.