Meghan Markle and Prince Harry continue to face public scrutiny, with a new report alleging troubling workplace behavior by the Duchess. According to claims, Meghan has been referred to as a “dictator in high heels” by some former staff members, with accusations that she fosters a tense environment. These revelations follow Harry’s recent 40th birthday celebration.
Insiders have reportedly described Meghan as a demanding boss, with some suggesting her management style has led to high staff turnover. A close friend of the couple commented to The Hollywood Reporter that while Harry is “charming” and approachable, he is also seen as an enabler of Meghan’s alleged behavior, which one source called “terrible.”
This isn’t the first time Meghan has faced such accusations. Shortly after her 2018 wedding, claims surfaced that she mistreated palace staff, leading to an internal review by Buckingham Palace into allegations of bullying. Although no concrete findings were released, leaked emails from the couple’s former communications secretary suggested Meghan targeted certain individuals. The Duchess dismissed the accusations, calling them a “calculated smear campaign.”
The couple has also experienced significant staff departures since their transition away from royal duties, including the resignation of their chief of staff after only three months. While Meghan and Harry have not directly addressed these recent claims, the narrative continues to fuel polarized opinions about their post-royal life and working dynamics.
What do you think—are these allegations credible, or do they reflect a campaign against Meghan?
