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WATCH: Why Ellen Degeneres Is 'Responsible' For Meghan Markle's Royal Wedding?

IANS, 18 May, 2018 01:26 PM

TV show host Ellen DeGeneres just revealed that she is responsible for Meghan Markle's royal wedding with Prince Harry. Wondering how? Well, DeGeneres seems to have the story ready.

The host was also shocked that she wasn’t invited to the wedding and went on to claim that she is “family”. “I’m related to Kate Middleton. I’m her 15th cousin and that is true,” she jokingly said.

Disclosing a hilarious snippet from the past, she narrated how she was one of the crucial reasons for Markle’s royal wedding with Prince Harry. And, it might just leave you in splits.

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