Meghan Markle may be feeling a bit uncomfortable after socialite and philanthropist Susan Thomson spilled the beans about her sugar baby past on the Sarah podcast.
Thomson, who is the ex-wife of Canadian billionaire David Thomson, told host Sarah Hunstead that she was a sugar baby in her early 20s. She said that she met her sugar daddy, whom she referred to only as "Mr. X," through a mutual friend.
Thomson said that she had a six-month relationship with Mr. X, and that he paid her a generous allowance. She said that the relationship was mutually beneficial, and that she enjoyed the financial security and the attention that Mr. X gave her.
Thomson's comments have inevitably led to speculation about whether Meghan Markle had a similar sugar baby past. Markle has never publicly commented on her dating history, but she has been linked to several wealthy men in the past.
It is important to note that there is no evidence to suggest that Meghan Markle was ever a sugar baby. However, Thomson's comments have certainly raised eyebrows, and it is possible that Markle may be feeling a bit uncomfortable about the situation.
It is also worth noting that Meghan Markle has spoken out against the sugar baby industry in the past. In an interview with Vanity Fair in 2017, she said that she was "appalled" by the idea of women being exploited for their money.
It remains to be seen whether Meghan Markle will respond to Thomson's comments. However, it is clear that the situation has put her in a difficult position.