may not receive public support from the British royal family amid the investigation into her father, Thomas Markle, for alleged possession of child sexual abuse material.

A source cited by Radar Online stated that it "does not seem likely" that the Duchess of Sussex will receive support from Buckingham Palace, due to the severity of the allegations and because the royal family would not want to get involved in the controversy.

"The royal family has basically agreed not to provide support, as the allegations surrounding her dad are very disturbing and they simply do not want to get caught up in that," they explained.

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The source also noted that the Palace usually acts with caution when it comes to controversies related to relatives of non-working members of the monarchy.

"The Palace has always been extremely cautious about getting involved in controversies involving relatives who are not part of the working monarchy."

While they considered that there might be sympathy for Meghan in private, they do not believe that a public stance from the King or another senior member of the royal family is on the table.

"It is very possible that, in private, there is sympathy for what Meghan is going through, but that is very different from the King or other high-ranking royals stepping forward to offer public support."

Another source cited by the media outlet asserted that Meghan's relationship with the royal family "remains complicated" and is marked by "a considerable distance." Furthermore, they considered that the controversy with her father "will not change that in the short term."

The source also noted that the situation could make the Duchess of Sussex feel "particularly isolated" from Harry's family, just when she "is dealing with enormous emotional distress."

New evidence found against Meghan's father in Mexico

On the morning of Friday, October 30, the Daily Mail revealed that it had gained access to a storage unit that Thomas Markle rented in Rosarito, Baja California, after he stopped paying rent.

According to the media outlet, new child sexual abuse material was found at the location.

The Daily Mail also stated that it notified the FBI of the discovery.

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