Thomas Markle Sr., the 81-year-old father of the Duchess of Sussex, is recovering after a significant surgery that resulted in the amputation of his left leg. In an exclusive update from his son Thomas Markle Jr., it was revealed that their father is currently undergoing rehabilitation therapy in the Philippines, where he now resides. The priority for Thomas Jr. is to get his father fitted for a prosthetic leg as soon as possible to help him regain mobility and improve his quality of life.

Thomas Markle Jr. expressed concerns regarding the lack of support from Meghan Markle, stating that she has not spoken to their father since his surgery nor contributed any financial assistance towards his care. This revelation adds another layer of tension to the already complex relationship between Meghan and her family, particularly amid ongoing public interest in the lives of the royals and their connections with their relatives.

The news about Thomas Markle Sr.'s health and rehabilitation highlights not only the personal struggles of the Markle family but also raises questions about the responsibilities and dynamics of familial relationships, particularly when it comes to public figures. As Thomas Jr. focuses on his father's recovery and future with a prosthetic leg, it remains to be seen how Meghan decides to engage with her father's situation and what implications this may have for their relationship moving forward.