Meghan Markle Accused of Bullying Royal Staff in Explosive New Biography

Explosive new claims have emerged against Meghan Markle, with the latest biography by Tom Bauer titled Revenge, Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Winds alleging that the Duchess of Sussex fostered a bullying culture towards staff and diplomats.

The book is set to be released next week, but early exclusive extracts have already been published by the Mirror.

According to Bauer's book, Meghan was abrasive and demanding towards her four female staff members and even towards British diplomats.

One report alleges that she threw a cup of tea into the air in anger.

The biographer also suggests that Meghan was inflamed by the slightest criticism and fostered a bullying culture alongside her husband Prince Harry.

The allegations have been investigated by Buckingham Palace, with lawyers on behalf of Meghan denying all claims of bullying towards palace staff or aides.

Complaints against Meghan emerged in March 2021, just hours before the couple's explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey was broadcast, in which Meghan accused the royal family of perpetuating falsehoods.

A probe into the bullying allegations was announced by the Queen after the claims emerged and was concluded in June.

However, Buckingham Palace did not make the report's findings public, instead stating that recommendations arising from the investigation had led to improved policies for royal staff and affected change in their procedures.

New implementations included encouraging staff to be honest about inappropriate practices or actions.

Despite the ongoing controversy, the chances of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle getting re-invited to join the British royal family are slim to none, according to royal expert Neil Sean.

Sean stated on his YouTube account that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are bound to be replaced by other members of the royal family as the firm looks to utilise those already working for it to step forward instead of the Sussexes.

As per Sean, “for Harry and Meghan, it's proven a very difficult transitional period.

They really felt that at some point, they would have to return because they thinned down the monarchy.

But they have decided not to re-invite Harry and Meghan back.

It's other members of the British monarchy who are stepping forward and showing their mettle.

One, in particular, is the husband of Princess Anne, Admiral Tim Lawrence.”

The allegations against Meghan Markle have drawn comparisons to Harry's mother Princess Diana, who was adored by the British public.

The Sussexes have previously claimed that criticisms of Meghan were unfounded.

However, Bauer's new book suggests the opposite, with damning claims against the Duchess of Sussex.

It remains to be seen how the latest revelations will impact the public's perception of Meghan Markle and the royal family as a whole.

Buckingham Palace has yet to release an official statement on the matter, but the ongoing controversy is sure to keep the media and public alike captivated.