The actress suggests that Samantha Markle might 'calm down' if she reconciles with her ex, 'Predator' writer and director Shane Black.
- Jul 20, 2018
AceShowbiz - While Meghan Markle has yet to respond to her step-sister Samantha Markle's recent rants, Olivia Munn has come to the Duchess of Sussex's defense. The actress and model slammed Samantha during an interview with Entertainment Tonight at San Diego Comic-Con 2018 on Thursday, July 19.
Sitting down with her "Predator" co-stars, Sterling K. Brown and Keegan-Michael Key, Olivia revealed that the film's writer and director, Shane Black, actually had tied to Meghan. "Shane Black used to date Samantha Markle, the really crazy sister," she said. "That is amazing. Shane Black and Samantha Markle. I think we should reunite them."
"I think she's single, I think he's single. He could be Prince Harry's brother-in-law. Who doesn't want to make that happen? And maybe Samantha would come down," the actress added, before continued throwing shades at the 53-year-old. "She's real angry. She says a lot of crazy stuff in the press."
Samantha recently made headlines again when she blasts Meghan for icing out their father, adding that she would blame the former "Suits" star if their father died. "My father is not an embarrassment for loving his daughter! The royals are an embarrassment for being so cold," she tweeted on her private account. "You should be ashamed of yourselves @KensingtonRoyal."
"How about you pay tribute to your own father?! Enough is enough," she continued. "Act like a humanitarian act like a woman! If our father dies I'm holding you responsible, Meg!"
In related news, Samantha will join the British version of "Celebrity Big Brother", which begins filming on August 17. When asked about her participation on the show, the blonde woman said, "Life is about cashing in. You take opportunities as they arise and hopefully you enjoy the ride and make it as positive as you can. There's nothing wrong with it." She added that she would not discuss her step-sister on the show.
