Meghan Markle treated the employees like hell in the palace – another subordinate dished about the behavior of the Duchess

Yelling, intimidation, humiliation, teasing. Everything was there.

Tom Bowerthe Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the war between the Windsors the author of the book believes that now that a former aide to the duchess has officially spoken out, more information will come to light Meghan Markle about his harassing behavior.

“I have no doubt that more unpleasant things will come to light now. The trickle of information will soon become a stream”

– wrote in the Daily Mail editorial.

Bower’s writing was published just over a week after Samantha Cohena loyal and long-serving former employee of the palace is Australian Herald-Sun In an interview with the magazine, he confirmed that he was one of 10 employees questioned about allegations that Markle had harassed staff members.

Cohen worked for many years II. To Queen Elizabeth – he recalled that the late monarch asked him in 2017 to help Markle fit into the royal family.

“I was only supposed to do it for six months, but I stayed for 18 months,” Cohen explained. – We didn’t find someone to replace me,

and when we found them, we took them on a tour of Africa with Harry and Meghan to show them things, but they quit while they were in Africa.”

The Times of London reported that Markle often made staff members cry when she lived in Kensington Palace with Prince Harry.

In response to the accusations, Meghan said: “It’s not my job to spoil people,” the newspaper reports.

The incidents were reported by the couple’s communications assistant at the time, Jason Knauf documented by a royal adviser.

“I am very concerned that the duchess was able to expel two assistants from the household in the past year. The treatment of X* was completely unacceptable”

– stated in the HR complaint.

“It seems that the princess is destined to always poke someone. He bullies Y and tries to undermine his confidence. Reports came in one after the other from people who witnessed unacceptable behavior towards Y. I’m still worried that nothing is happening.”

The palace later announced that it would launch an investigation, but the results have not been made public. At the time, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex strongly denied the claims and issued a strong statement.

“Let’s call it what it is – a calculated smear campaign based on misleading and damaging misinformation”

– stated in the announcement.

In addition to Bower, another royal author recently detailed the experience of the royal couple’s victims.

Valentine Low according to his book, they complained backstage that the Meghans yelled at them and “treated them roughly,” and even compared the work to working with immature teenagers.