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stated on March 7, 2021 in a Facebook post:

Says Meghan Markle tweeted about Oprah Winfrey following her primetime interview.

Pants on Fire!
By Sudiksha Kochi
March 17, 2021

No, Meghan Markle didn’t tweet about Oprah Winfrey. Tweet is from a fake account.

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Tweet is from a fake account that used Meghan Markle's name and called itself "parody."

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In her blockbuster interview with Oprah Winfrey, Meghan Markle disclosed extraordinary details about her experiences before and after departing royal life.

But an image circulating on Facebook would have you believe Markle also tweeted a disclosure about Winfrey: “Oprah was gagged, okay?” reads a picture of what looks like a March 7 tweet from Markle that was published at 8:56 p.m. and included three images of Winfrey during the interview.

The post was flagged as part of Facebook’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed. (Read more about our partnership with Facebook.)

Markle didn’t tweet this. The screenshot shows a tweet from a parody account with the handle @MeghanMarkleHRH that appears to have since been taken down. When it was still in operation, its account profile noted that it was “#parody.”

We find no evidence that Markle has her own public Twitter account. 

News reports around the interview did reference a nondisclosure agreement that Winfrey’s crew and staff had to sign, vowing not to reveal any information from the pre-recorded interview before it aired. But this parody tweet is unrelated to those reports.

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