Meghan Markle reveals she had a miscarriage

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    The Duchess of Sussex has revealed she suffered a miscarriage earlier this year. Writing in the New York Times, Meghan gave details of how she lost her second child in July and was taken to hospital where she lay holding the hand of her husband.

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