Samantha Markle, the estranged half sister of Meghan Markle, just spoke out in a new interview to demand that she and Prince Harry get counseling.

In an interview with New Zealand journalist Heather Du Plessis-Allan on the “Newstalk ZB Radio Show,” Samantha was asked whether she and her father, Thomas Markle, would ever be able to forgive Meghan after their years-long strain.

“Honestly, I don’t think that’s realistic, especially when you’re dealing with a narcissist who is not capable of empathy, remorse or shame,” Samantha said of her own relationship with Meghan. As for their father, Samantha said she’d like to see him have “some kind of closure” with Meghan before he dies.

“If she did apologize, it probably wouldn’t be sincere, but it would be great if she could give him that,” Samantha said. “Even if it wasn’t sincere, just so that he gets some feeling of love, even if it’s not real. At his age, I would just like him to feel a moment of happiness and reciprocation.”

Samantha then expressed concern for her half sister and her husband, saying that it might be time for them to get therapy.

“I would suggest for the benefit of all them, especially the children, that they get counseling,” Samantha said. “Harry is in no position to work for a company that deals with misinformation or mental health issues until he himself is made whole, and until they get a grip on what the truth is.”

Samantha was referring to the fact that Harry has been hired as the chief impact officer of BetterUp Inc., the fast-growing coaching and mental health firm, the company plans to announce Tuesday.

“So to talk about Harry working, representing a company that deals with disinformation, he’s been a party to it. His wife was paying PR, as Oprah even said, everybody knows, to not just make them look good but make them look good by offsetting their deceit and making others look bad and speak out about them,” Samantha claimed.

Samantha concluded by saying that she believes Meghan and Harry’s marriage will not last long.
“Look at statistics and probability. A house divided cannot stand. The British royal family has been torn apart. So much damage has been done, so much deceit, so much heartbreak, and I won’t say that it’s not deliberate,” Samantha said. “From the outside, it seems deliberate. How can any man be happy in himself knowing that his family has been destroyed and that he sits across a woman who 99.9% of the time is probably not telling the truth?”

She went on to stress that the family rift is “not a joke.”

“There are children involved. It’s very serious,” Samantha said. “The way it’s going, if this is status quo without any counseling intervention, I give it six months.’