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Meghan Markle's estranged brother has once again penned an open letter - this time begging for a chance to attend the royal wedding.
Thomas Markle Jr, who shares the same father with the future royal, wrote the May 3 letter to his half-sister asking her to reconsider and invite him - along with the rest of her family - to her wedding to Prince Harry.
"Meg I know that I'm not perfect, nor is anyone else in our family, as I'm sure you have read by now. But good, bad, or perfect, we're the only family that you have," he wrote in the letter, published on Friday by InTouch.
"It does hurt my feelings not getting invited to your wedding, along with the rest of the family. But it's not too late to send me an invite along with your entire family."
Thomas Markle wrote that it's important him and the family be at the wedding to "show our love and support".
"That's what families do," he said. "Not to mention, how long it's been since we all seen and have gotten together, that would be very nice."
The 51-year-old went on to say that he's proud of Meghan and wished her a "long future" with Prince Harry. He also apologized for an April letter in which he told the British royal that Meghan "is obviously not the right woman for you" and encouraged Prince Harry not to go through with the wedding.
"I'm sorry for venting my frustrations about (how) he should call it off, but I was disappointed and confused about not getting invited," Thomas Markle wrote in the May 3 letter. "I really only wish you the best."
Earlier in the two-page handwritten letter, Thomas Markle reflected on his childhood with Meghan writing about a time he and Meghan went to visit their grandmother.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will wed on May 19 in London. Photo / Supplied
"Dad would bring her favorite TV shows for her, talk about old times over lunch, and make a nice day of it," the letter read. "Grandma always got very happy and peaceful when you would sit with her and go through old pictures. Read to her and talk. The love and kindness you gave her was amazing, what it meant to dad grandma and me. I won't ever forget because that's the real Meghan I remember and that's the Meg the world should know."
Thomas Markle acknowledged that he and Meghan have grown "distant" over the years, but reminded the future royal that they are still family.
"I remember a loving, caring, amazing girl who had a great family growing up and I know you're still that person inside," he said. "So whatever you decide is ok with me, maybe I'll see you there, with all of us. It can still be a royal wedding family reunion."
Meghan's half-brother and her half-sister, Samantha Grant, have repeatedly lashed out at the former Suits actress.
In an April 26 letter written to Prince Harry, Thomas Markle said marrying Meghan would be the "biggest mistake in royal wedding history".
"I'm confused why you don't see the real Meghan that the whole world now sees," he wrote. "Meghan's attempt to act the part of a princess like a below C average Hollywood actress is getting old."
Thomas Markle also accused his sibling of using their father, Thomas Markle Sr, until he was bankrupt and then forgetting about him.
Grant, who is also not invited to the wedding, publicly slammed her half-sister saying that their dad is in debt and Meghan has not helped.
For her part, Meghan has been focused on her upcoming May 19 wedding at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle in England.
This week her mother, Doria Radlan, arrived in London to help with last minute preparations. Megan's father is expected to walk her down the aisle, Kensington Palace said.
