In "Harry & Meghan," Meghan Markle said that there were people actually asking her neighbors to take photos of her while she was in her own backyard. "It felt like all of the UK media descended upon Toronto," she said in the second episode of the documentary, according to Page Six. "Then my neighbors texted me saying 'they're knocking on everyone's door, they are trying to find you.' They had paid certain neighbors to put a live stream camera into my backyard," she continued.
Meghan went on to say that things got "scary" when her life got "more insular." Although she and Prince Harry weren't even living together at the time, Markle became a major media focus and her life completely changed. "My house was just surrounded. Just men sitting in their cars all the time waiting for me to do anything. My face was everywhere, my life was everywhere. Tabloids had taken over everything," she explained. Harry knew what was going on but admitted feeling "helpless."
Meanwhile, Markle had contacted the police, but they also couldn't do much. "They said yes but there's really nothing we can do because of who you're dating. I was like so I'm just supposed to live like this? And then I got a death threat and things changed because I needed to have security," she said.
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