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Meghan Markle went on intense SAS training in fear of kidnap before wedding

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Meghan Markle was sent on a tough and gruelling personal protection course in fear that she would be kidnapped in the lead up to her wedding with Prince Harry in 2018.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be celebrating their four year wedding anniversary on Thursday (19th May) and are still one of the most talked about couples in the world.The ex-royal and former actress had her profile extremely intensified when she and Prince Harry announced their engagement in November 2017.

According to the book Finding Freedom, Meghan Markle was placed on a special two-day SAS security training course which would help her prepare for hostage attempts and difficult situations.Co-authors and royal journalists Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote: "Meghan took part in a staged kidnapping, where she was bundled up in a car by a 'terrorist,' taken to a different location, and then 'saved' by officers firing fake guns (the kind used in Hollywood films) for realism." They added: "During the mock kidnapping, Meghan was taught to develop a relationship with the enemy.

She was also instructed on how to drive a car while in pursuit. "Meghan's sister-in-law Kate Middleton, also took part in the course when she became a member of the royal family. For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.But unlike Kate, Meghan was forced to undergo the course before her wedding due to the "unusually high number of threats" her and Harry received.Her training was also led by the British Army's most elite regiment.The training, which has reportedly been completed by all major royals, teaches key survival skills like noticing anything unusual in your surroundings, passing on.

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