Thomas Markle built the sets for Duchess of Sussex's school musicals, new interview reveals

Thomas Markle built the sets for his daughter's school productions, a new interview with her estranged family has revealed.

The Duchess of Sussex's father, 78, made the revelation as the Markle family shared a number of never-before-seen videos from Meghan's childhood with 7 News Australia.

Thomas was joined by Meghan's half-sister Samantha and half-brother Thomas in the documentary-style interview, which showcased 'treasured memories, home truths and secret tapes' of the Duchess.

The videos included new footage of Meghan on stage as a child, appearing to perform as Jack's mother in a school musical production of Into The Woods.

Thomas Markle built the sets for his daughter's school productions, a new interview with her estranged family has revealed

The Duchess of Sussex's father, 78, made the revelation as the Markle family shared a number of never-before-seen videos from Meghan's childhood with 7 News Australia

As it played, the show said: 'And Thomas built the sets she used for school shows.'  

The documentary also detailed Meghan's 'days at the ballpark' with her father, and family weekends at the lake in May 1993 - when the Duchess was 11 years old. 

The family made a number of bombshell claims in the tell-all interview, with Samantha claiming Meghan would 'still be a waitress' if it wasn't for their father.

Samantha, 58, and the Duchess share a father, but their relationship has turned rather sour since Meghan married Prince Harry in 2018.

The videos included new footage of Meghan on stage as a child, appearing to perform as Jack's mother in a school musical production of Into The Woods

The Duchess, now 41, appears regal in her youth as she stars in the grainy footage from her school days when she was voted as Homecoming Queen by her friends

She has described her sister's relationship as 'unhealthy' and 'toxic'.

The home footage also captures Meghan waving at her peers in a white gown and tiara during her teenage years at high school.

The Duchess, now 41, appears regal in her youth as she stars in the grainy footage from her school days when she was voted as Homecoming Queen by her friends.

The documentary also detailed Meghan's 'days at the ballpark' with her father, and family weekends at the lake in May 1993 - when the Duchess was 11 years old

The family made a number of bombshell claims in the tell-all interview, with Samantha claiming Meghan would 'still be a waitress' if it wasn't for their father

Meghan gracefully waves from the back of a car being driven around a track on a school field. She puts her hand over her mouth in shock at the accolade.

In another clip, Meghan is seen performing in a school production on stage when she is just a young child.

A young Meghan beams as she wears a cowboy hat and a costume while performing with other young girls on stage.

In the documentary, which aired in Australia on Sunday evening, the three Markles are pictured watching old home videos and smiling. 

At one point, a beaming Samantha rests her head on her father's shoulder.