In recent days, although it has not been a month since the birth of her daughter, Meghan Markle has had many activities. Right after launching her children’s book, Meghan Markle also had a conversation about this book. During this conversation, she mentioned her son and mother-in-law. Meghan Markle talked about the flower she and Princess Diana both loved, forget-me-nots.
Meghan said: “There are so many little moments that contain memories that I wanted to convey in the book. I think you can find sweet moments that we hide in there: my favorite flowers and my mother-in-law. You can tell that many special details and love have been put into this book.”
Meghan Markle is said to be extremely harsh and often bullies her staff.
Meghan Markle’s sharing is said to be “relying on” her mother-in-law to sell books. Not only that, the fact that her 2-year-old son likes her books also makes netizens suspicious. Many people think that a 2-year-old child cannot understand a book about family love that Meghan Markle wrote. Once again, Meghan Markle is suspected of lying.
Not only is Meghan Markle facing public opposition for “relying on” her late mother-in-law, she has also been accused by at least 10 of her subordinates. According to Mirror, at least 10 former palace employees are “lining up” to support the royal family’s independent investigation into allegations of “bullying” of subordinates. The investigation is being led by an outside law firm and began in March. The final report of the investigation was supposed to be announced at the annual meeting with the Sovereign Grant this week, but may be postponed until next year.
This is not a new story because since Meghan Markle, she has shown harshness towards her servants. According to a source, Meghan always wants everything to go her way, regardless of the rules. And so, when Meghan makes a request, the staff in the palace all think: “Who does she think she is?”.
Meghan Markle’s unease has caused many staff members at the British royal family to resign. In February, Meghan fired 15 staff members and closed her office at Buckingham Palace. Shortly after, she set up a new team in the US.