Meghan Markle Bullied Princess Charlotte, Claims Royal Experts

According to royal experts, the British royal family is reportedly going to release a report of complaints that Meghan Markle bullied staffers, which the firm previously buried.

The gloves are off following the release of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix docuseries, and the review is said to be highly critical of Meghan and the way she treated palace staff.

Tom Bower confirmed in his book Revenge that Meghan Markle is responsible for bullying Princess Charlotte and pushing her best friend Jessica Mulroney and her daughter Ivy to do the same.

Whether Charlotte remembers the bullying she suffered before the wedding of her Uncle Harry and Aunt Meghan, that little girl suffered so much at the time.

Sue Smith on YouTube did a video where she brought up a moment from the 2018 royal wedding.

In the video, she re-examined a moment when Meghan reached Harry and waited for the kids to file past.

She smiles until she sees Charlotte, who looks at her.

Meghan's smile fades away for a split second before Charlotte walks away and the grin returns when Meghan hands her flowers to Ivy Mulroney.

The body language guy picked on Sue's analysis and broke it down further.

Meghan's narcissism slipped for a brief second, but it's evident.

So how does bullying a three-year-old make her feel better?

Could it be to hinder Charlotte's self-confidence?

Well, it failed because she's now a thriving seven-year-old enjoying life.

Her time at the Commonwealth Games is the perfect example of that.

Meghan sees Charlotte as a threat like she does Catherine.

Why?

Because they carry more status than Harry ever will.

Also, Tom Bauer mentions in his book that Meghan is constantly envious of women with status.

So Meghan bullying Charlotte was her way of feeling in control, as the little princess was just a little girl who couldn't defend herself.

Back in March 2021, Buckingham Palace launched an investigation into complaints alleging Meghan bullied some of her assistants and that Harry even urged one aide to drop the issue.

In June 2022, Queen Elizabeth II's Treasurer Michael Stevens revealed that the privately funded review which examined the royal household's handling of the allegations was completed but didn't share the report's findings.

While the royals may have swept the review under the rug at the time, the fact is the report still exists and a PR expert believes that the firm would use it following this particular crisis with Meghan and Harry.

Edward Coram James said, “The royals are currently sitting on a report that is likely to be highly critical of the Duchess of Sussex, with many former royal aides that have come forward to accuse her of bullying.”

“I don't believe that the royal family has buried this report to protect Meghan's image,” he opined.

“It's more likely that they'll have felt that there's not yet been a good timing moment to release it.

I don't expect them to release it in the immediate aftermath of the current crisis either, for the same reasons.

The palace are experts at crisis management.

I believe that this report will be published at some point, but it will be at a time in which it will hold the most gravity, and for that the current scandals need to blow over.”

It's been reported that the royals could fight back another way and refute any false claims the Sussexes make about the monarchy in their docuseries.

However, James believes they won't directly address the allegations.

In conclusion, the British royal family is reportedly going to release a report of complaints that Meghan Markle bullied staffers.

The review is said to be highly critical of Meghan and the way she treated palace staff.