Who are the key players at war with Meghan and what is the “Firm of Eight”? Katie Strick
Wherever you stand on the rift between the Sussexes and Buckingham Palace, there’s no denying that the (not-so) civil war between royal households seems to be reaching a crescendo.
The latest accusations, those of bullying from former staffers by the Duchess of Sussex, are emotionally-charged: that they had been personally “humiliated” and left “completely destroyed” are some of the descriptions of the emotional impact of the Duchess’ alleged behaviour on employees, as reported by the Times.
The accusations have only added fuel to the fire of the toxic infighting between the two houses since the Sussexes stated their bombshell wish to leave the royal family in January last year.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle,
the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, will be headlining a hotly anticipated television interview with Oprah Winfrey on Sunday one that both fans and detractors expect to go into greater depth than any royal has so far about the couple’s
“unbelievably tough” separation from the British royal family.
The week leading up to the CBS airing has been the messiest since the split began in early 2020, with Buckingham Palace announcing an unprecedented investigation into alleged workplace bullying by the duchess. The couple’s spokesperson called a report on the claims in Britain’s The Times “a calculated smear campaign based on misleading and harmful misinformation.”
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry announced their royal exit a year ago today and Newsweek can reveal four major problems they have solved ahead of a 12-month review with the palace.