Meghan Markle's estranged brother, Thomas Markle, has hit out at the Duchess of Sussex ahead of his Big Brother VIP appearance.
The 55-year-old has claimed that Prince Harry ’s wife "walked all over" her first husband, producer Trevor Engelson, in a promotional clip for the Australian version of the hit show.
Before the cameras have even started rolling, Thomas Jnr has had plenty to say about his royal sister.
The reality TV star has insisted that Meghan’s past relationships have ended in disaster – with her "dumping" her other halves.
And according to Thomas, it’s only a matter of time before Prince Harry gets the boot.
“The guy she was married to the first time, she just walked all over him and dumped him,” he said.
“Harry’s on the chopping block next.”
Earlier this summer, Thomas revealed that he once told Prince Harry that Meghan would ‘ruin his life’ as he penned a letter to the royal couple.
“I told Prince Harry, 'I think she’s going to ruin your life' - she’s very shallow,” the Big Brother VIP star claimed.
He has also continued to attack the Duchess of Sussex in the press, branding her "phony", "a bully" and a "jaded, conceited woman".
The 55-year-old will appear in a star-studded lineup which includes Caitlyn Jenner and former Trump advisor Manigault Newman.
The cast also includes actor Bernard Curry, AFL player Dayne Beams, models Ellie Gonsalves, Imogen Anthony and Josh Carroll, former Survivor contestant Luke Toki, NRL great Matt Cooper and Danny Hayes from the last season of Big Brother.
Married At First Sight firebrand Jessika Power is sure to get sparks flying.
The contestants will be living close together for the next few weeks, in a bid to win $100,000 for their chosen charity.
The stars will be living it up in Big Brother’s first-ever luxury hotel - but there's certain to be plenty of cruel twists involved.
Big Brother will be shown on Channel Seven, although UK viewers will need a VPN to watch it.
Seven Network Programming Director Angus Ross said: "The new season of Big Brother looks fantastic.
"We can’t wait for Australia to meet this year’s amazing collection of housemates and to start discovering the many surprises and twists we have built into the show."
Big Brother VIP is set to air next month on Channel Seven.
