Meghan Markle’s Teenage Behavior: Insights from an Ex-Royal Staffer

Meghan Markle has been making headlines again, this time for her alleged teenage-like behavior.

According to Valentine Low, a woman who worked with Prince Harry's team in the royal household, working with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex was like dealing with a couple of teenagers.

Low, author of Courtesy, A Hidden Power Behind the Crown, made new claims about Meghan Markle's life within the royal family during his appearance on the Palace Confidential podcast.

Samantha Cohen, who at that time was a member of Prince Harry's public relations team and insisted on planning the couple's wedding, was interviewed by Low for his new book.

Prior to being hired as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's private secretary, Cohen spent 17 years working for the royal family.

She revealed that Meghan allegedly said to her, “Listen, if there is anybody else I can get to do this, I would,” referring to her wedding preparations.

Since leaving their positions as senior working royals, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have built a new life for themselves, and their news has spread across the globe.

They have participated in a number of interviews, including a shocking one with US talk show host Oprah Winfrey in 2021.

During the interview, they revealed that an anonymous member of the royal family made a racist remark about their son Archie before he was born, and that the royal family was racist for failing to intervene when Meghan was suicidal.

Meghan also publicly singled out the Duchess of Cambridge for reportedly making her cry in the lead up to her wedding.

In a more recent interview, Meghan made news for her comments that forgiving takes a lot of effort, and that she can say anything prior to her resignation as active royals.

Meghan claimed that she and Harry were upsetting the dynamic of the hierarchy just by existing.

Meghan has been open about her difficulties with mental health.

In 2021, she revealed during Harry and Meghan's interview with Oprah Winfrey that she had considered suicide when pregnant with her son, Archie.

When specifically asked if she had ever considered self-harm or being suicidal, Meghan answered yes, describing how she was left with the feeling that she didn't want to be her any longer.

When she told Harry, she said he cradled her, and he subsequently acknowledged that it had caused him to go to a dark place.

Prince Harry claimed to Oprah that he didn't have anyone to turn to at the time, and Meghan claimed the royal family turned her down for assistance.

In this week's episode of her podcast, Archetyped, Meghan discussed the definition of crazy with three guests, Deepika Padukone, Janice Slade, and Constance Wu.

The latest episode featured a candid discussion regarding the Duchess of Success' issues with her mental health.

In a conversation with three guests, Meghan disclosed that it was her husband, Prince Harry, who had assisted her in escaping her dire situation.

The Duchess disclosed that she had also been referred to as insane in the past, as the four ladies discussed how the word crazy is used to diminish women's credibility.

Constance Wu, Janice Slade, and Deepika Padukone all claimed to have received the label mad in the past.

In the course of the talk between the four women, 36-year-old Indian actress, Ms. Padukone discussed her own mental health struggles.

Meghan responded by praising Ms. Padukone for asking for assistance when she needed it.

She heard me say I needed help and the desperate situation I was in.

But I believe that it is important for everyone to be completely honest about what they know they need and not to be embarrassed to ask for it.

Meghan's comments on her podcast have brought attention to the importance of mental health and seeking help.

Her openness about her own struggles has encouraged others to speak out and seek assistance when needed.

In conclusion, Meghan Markle's alleged teenage behavior has been making headlines, and her openness about her struggles with mental health has shed light on the importance of seeking help.

It is important for everyone to be honest about their needs and not to be embarrassed to ask for assistance.