Meghan Markle’s Vile Behavior: Accusations of Bullying and Demands for Special Treatment

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has been accused of being a princess long before she had any connection to Prince Harry.

As a slew of new books have shed light on Meghan and Harry's behavior, a source has come forward with shocking revelations about their Australian tour.

According to a post on Reddit, a staff member at Admiralty House revealed that Meghan and Harry slept in separate rooms and fought almost the entire time they were on tour.

The majority of their arguments were about her pregnancy, and Meghan had a falling out with Lady Cosgrove because she wanted the entire house to herself, not just a wing.

The source claimed that Meghan decided the tour would be more of a holiday rock star tour than a work tour.

She was only nice to the good-looking or pretty staff, and everyone else was walking on eggshells and spoke down to them.

They ended up delegating the jobs involving smegs to the ones she liked.

Lady Cosgrove tried to speak to Meghan about how to treat staff, but Meghan told her to “fuck off” and asked if she knew who she was.

Harry was embarrassed by her behavior.

A Blind Item on Crazy Days and Nights also confirmed Meghan's mean behavior, with many people saying it was true.

One director denounced her in a Facebook post, calling her “the meanest person I've ever met.”

According to Tom Bauer's book, Meghan bulldozed her way through during a campaign for Canadian women's clothing store Raipmans.

A succession of demands, both during filming for the ad campaign and post-production, left one director so exasperated he posted on Facebook that she was the meanest person he had ever met.

There were arguments over one commercial filmed in Montreal in March 2016, after Meghan asked for changes to the script through a different director, then acknowledged that she was right.

She complained that the commercial didn't make sense and said that if her name was going to be on something, she was going to have her say.

After ferocious exchanges, a few script changes were made, only to be rejected by Meghan again.

She bulldozed her way through, and no one stood up to her.

The script was rewritten by the film director to put Meghan in charge because she's beautiful, famous, and in control.

Bauer's book also suggested that Meghan complained about the size of a hotel room at the four-star Place d'Armés, which cost around $1,200, and that she be registered under an alias to avoid being photographed.

Her agent, Laurie Sale, said that Meghan's identity must be kept secret because she doesn't want to be hassled by the hotel staff, other guests, or photographers.

The production team was flummoxed, as no one in French-speaking Montreal really knew Meghan.

In the event the hotel refused the request, no paparazzi gathered outside the hotel.

These revelations paint a picture of a demanding and entitled Duchess who expects special treatment and is not afraid to bully those around her.

It remains to be seen how the public will react to these accusations, but it is clear that Meghan's behavior has caused controversy and concern among those who have worked with her.