Former lighting director Mr Markle, 74, said he did not expect to 'see her or hear back from her', adding: 'That's OK'.
It came after the Duchess's father revealed he had not spoken to his daughter in months and said he wanted his old life back.
Mr Markle said he wanted to go on holiday and leave the furore with the royal family behind, he told The Sun.
He said: 'I want to say good luck and God bless to my daughter. I don't expect to see her or hear back from her — and that's OK.
'All I was doing was saying things I wanted to say. I just want to re-establish the relationship with my daughter.'
Mr Markle, 74, announced days before the Windsor wedding that he had suffered a heart attack and would not be walking his daughter down the aisle.
It came after the revelation that he had worked with the paparazzi to stage photos which appeared to show him preparing for the wedding.
Mr Markle has also revealed he has not spoken to his daughter since the wedding and that he feels he had been ‘cut off’ as a punishment for staging the fake paparazzi pictures.
He claimed in a newspaper interview that his daughter looked ‘terrified’ in her new role and that she wore a ‘pained smile’.
Meghan's father also says that he was concerned his daughter may have read false reports that he faked his heart attack.
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