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THOMAS Markle plans to go to England to try to make peace with his daughter Duchess Meghan
The 73-year-old man says he's ready to travel from Mexico to London after almost two months without contact, ] The Sun reports.
He fears that he was frozen after a paparazzi photo scandal before his wedding in May to Prince Harry, 33, who was missing him because of heart problems.
But he is desperate Meghan, aged 36, because of the "pressure" that she undergoes in her new role
"If I have chosen in a month, or a few months, to go to England – I want to see my daughter. I think about it, "said Thomas The Sun.
"I do not care if she gets caught or not. "
He added," I will not wave flags and ridicule myself. I would find a hotel room and I would try to reach them.
The news comes one day after Thomas addressed a sincere plea to former actress Meghan Suits The Sun Sunday – telling her: "I love you and I want to talk to you. "Pick up the phone."
He also insisted that she was "terrified" in her new role.
"I see him in his eyes, I see him in his face and I see him in his smile, I saw her smile for years, I know her smile, I do not like this one that I see now, "said Thomas. "This one is not even a stage smile – it's a painful smile.This could be just a few bad days.I do not know.This really worries me.I think that 39, it is under too much pressure.
"There is a high price to pay to be married to this family."
In his last interview, Thomas promised to fly to Britain without a royal appointment Kensington Palace continues
"It's sad that it's coming to this point. I'm sorry, it happened to that. Yes, part of it is my fault. But I've already made it clear that I would pay that for the rest of my life, "he told the publication.
The retired lighting director also said that He wanted to meet the royal family.] "I always want to meet the queen. If she will meet Donald Trump, why not me? "Thomas asked.
" I would like to be treated by the royal family as Meghan's father. I should be considered with the respect of any other father of the bride. "
Kensington Palace declined to comment.
This story originally appeared in The Sun and is republished here with permission.
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