Meghan Markle was a homecoming queen long before she ever joined the royal family, surfaced footage reveals.

The Markle family has brought themselves back into the spotlight just days before King Charles’ coronation. Previously unseen footage of Meghan Markle’s high school life has dropped via her estranged father Thomas, her half-sister Samantha and brother Thomas Jr.

The trio will be sitting down for what is said to be their “last interview ever” on Sunday with Australia’s Channel 7, and they brought some old keepsakes with them.

They chatted with anchorman Taylor Auerbach about the Duchess of Sussex, 41, and also shared family home videos of her that will “stun the world.”

Auerbach dropped a teaser for the chat on Wednesday, showcasing Markle as the belle of the ball back in grade school.

“This Sunday on ⁦@7NewsSpotlight⁩,” he tweeted alongside the clip. “Meghan Markle as you’ve never seen her before. For the first time, the Markles unite with an extraordinary message on the eve King Charles III’s coronation. These hidden tapes will stun the world!”

In addition to a bombshell interview, the show will feature videos of the former “Suits” actress at her prom, being crowned homecoming queen, as well as her going horseback riding as a child.

“The world has never seen Meghan like this, the homecoming queen,” an Aussie narrator declares in the video as Meghan donned a tiara and prom dress back in the day.

The voice went on: “Treasured memories, home truths and secret tapes are all coming out.”

One shot of the trailer featured Samantha alleging that Meghan “would still be a waitress if it wasn’t for dad.”

She then touched upon Meghan’s marriage to Prince Harry, claiming that the two are “really unhealthy for each other. It’s a toxic relationship.”

“We’re not going to go away. This is going to change everything,” Thomas Jr. interjected.

 “How can I fix this?” Meghan’s father wonders to the camera.

Meghan will not be attending Charles’ crowning at Westminster Abbey on May 6, however, Harry, 38, will be making the trek to England for the bash.

She will be staying at her home in Montecito, Calif. to celebrate her son Archie’s fourth birthday on the same day.

While the coronation festivities will occur over three days, the Duke of Sussex will only be in town for just the main event.

Harry published his 400-page memoir “Spare” this past January and the enthroning will be the first time he will see Charles, 74, and the rest of the royal family.

Meghan’s friend and CBS anchor Gayle King unleashed her thoughts on her coronation absence, saying it was the “best decision.”

“I think Meghan and Harry should do what’s best for them,” the journalist, 68, told Us Weekly at the Time100 red carpet earlier this week.

“Clearly they know what’s going on in their family life. They know what’s going on over there,” she said.

King added that the pair don’t usually ask her for her take when it comes to making decisions about the Firm.

“They consult me about nothing when it comes to that or anything for that matter,” King said. “I think they make the decision that’s best for them. But I think — as [far as] his dad — I’m glad he’s going.”