Meghan Markle’s half sister is truly a piece of work…
Taking a leaf out of her country’s president Donald Trump’s book, Samantha Markle decided the world just had to know her newest thought through the medium of Twitter.
A few days ago the Duchess of Sussex shared her official royal coat of arms, something she helped design herself.
Kensington Palace shared that Meghan hoped to make it “personal and representative”.
The insignia received Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth’s approval but alas Samantha Markle couldn’t possibly echo the same sentiment.
Samantha Markle has made her Twitter private.
Meghan has maintained her dignity throughout all these attacks.
The 53-year-old, whose main source of income these days seems to be trashing on her royal sibling, tweeted that it was, “extremely improper that my father was not named” on Meghan’s coat of arms.
The tirade continued, “quite frankly it looks like it was drawn by someone in a kindergarten classroom.”
Samantha then gave us all a history lesson, informing us, “Our father is American but we have ties in the family tree to royalty in several places according to the college of arms.”
Class wasn’t over just yet.
A visual guide to how we all feel when Samantha Markle tweets
The mum-of-two added, “According to the college of arms in American should be named on the coat of arms if he is in anyway related to royalty. My father is. What is represented on this coat of arms communication is weak. Where is their representation of women’s rights or humanitarianism?”
It should be noted that every royal designs their own coat of arms and Meghan’s choice is extremely detailed.
A breakdown of Meghan Markle’s royal coat of arms
We’re a huge fan of the arms!
The 36-year-old’s choice is explained:
The blue background of the shield represents the Pacific Ocean off the California coast, while two golden rays across the shield are symbolic of the sunshine of Meghan’s hometown of Los Angeles. The three quills, meanwhile, represent communication and the power of words.
The Arms also include a handful of golden poppies, California’s state flower, and wintersweet, a flower which grows at Kensington Palace — just a stone’s throw from Meghan and Harry’s quaint residence, Nottingham cottage.
The two pictured “supporters” of the shield are designed to represent the couple. In this case, the lion is meant to represent Harry and the “songbird with wings elevated as if flying,” as the statement describes, is meant to represent Meghan. A Coronet has also been assigned to the former actress, comprising two crosses patée, four fleurs-de-lys and two strawberry leaves.
Oprah, please help Sam out.
After reading Samantha Markle’s twitter rant, we’re left with just one thought:
Who is this kindergarten child you’re hanging out with? Clearly they’re the next Picasso…
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