Meghan's father Thomas Markle is investigated in the Philippines after his own son reported alleged child abuse images
Thomas Markle Jr. reportedly discovered 'hundreds, if not thousands' of alleged child sex abuse images across four storage boxes at his 82-year-old father's home in Cebu, and took the matter to local police. The FBI is also said to be on the verge of launching its own investigation. Thomas Markle Sr. has not been charged, and his family has called the allegations 'lies'.
Thomas Markle Sr. relocated from Rosarito, Mexico, last year in search of a 'fresh start'.
Meghan's inner circle reportedly believes the investigation will lead people to 'finally understand' the estrangement between her and her father.
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