Samantha Markle (pictured left) has claimed Meghan should 'do the morally and religiously right thing' by inviting her into her life. Photo / Supplied
Samantha Markle (pictured left) has claimed Meghan should 'do the morally and religiously right thing' by inviting her into her life. Photo / Supplied
The Duchess of Sussex's estranged half-sister Samantha has called her Meghan to 'do the right thing' and reunite their family in the wake of the royal wedding.
In an extraordinary appeal inspired by Bishop Michael Curry's wedding address, Samantha, the daughter of Meghan's father Thomas, says she was deeply affectedby the preacher's message of love inside St George's Chapel.
After decades of separation, she has offered an olive branch to bring the family back together, reports The Sun.
Samantha called on the Duchess of Sussex to "do the morally and religiously right thing', adding that their separation should 'ride on her conscience".
"I watched the bishop talk about love and unity and forgiveness and I hoped it would strike a chord within Meghan.
"I feel a religious and moral obligation to be open to her and not be vindictive or isolating or hurt.
"This should ride on her conscience as a moral obligation to at some point communicate with me and be united rather than divided – as that was the whole message."
Samantha Markle (pictured left) has claimed Meghan should 'do the morally and religiously right thing' by inviting her into her life. Photo / Supplied
Samantha cashed in Meghan's wedding by watching her half-sister wed from her home in Florida - alongside a television crew in a paid-for appearance, the MailOnline recalled.
She also attacked the royal family for their decision not to give her father a coat of arms - unlike the other fathers of commoners who marry into royalty.
Samantha's offer to build bridges with the Duchess is a huge U-turn for the wheelchair-bound Markle.
She also claimed Meghan's mum Doria Ragland 'hogged the limelight' at her daughter's wedding.
The Duchess of Sussex's half-sister also claimed Doria Ragland, the bride's mother, had 'hogged the limelight' at the ceremony. Photo / AP
She has been accused of cashing in on her half-sister's fame by writing a book about her entitled The Diary of Princess Pushy's Sister.
She added Meghan has made her feel as if her family is not worthy by 'excluding' them, suggesting this was against the tenets of her baptismal vows.
She added if Meghan has been in the Queen's church she should practice what she preaches.
She also revealed Meghan's father Thomas, 73, who two weeks ago suffered a heart attack is now being secretly cared for in LA.
He is reportedly taking blood thinners.
She called on Prince Harry to fly Thomas over once he is back to full health in order that he is able to fulfill his lifelong dream of visiting Buckingham Palace.
