Narcissistic sociopath. That’s the name British Royal Family officials gave Duchess Meghan Markle, 41, for her behavior during the time they served her. The unflattering nickname appears in the book “Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind the Crown” by Valentine Low, the Times royal correspondent.
Excerpts from the publication, revealed by the New York Post and Page Six, describe how difficult the behavior of the Duchess of Sussex was during the period she lived in the United Kingdom, from her marriage to Prince Harry, 39, in 2018, until the couple officially left. real obligations in 2020.
“Everyone knew that the institution would be judged by her happiness. The mistake they made was thinking that she wanted to be happy,” said a former employee, according to an excerpt from the book. “She wanted to be rejected because she was obsessed with this narrative from day one.”
For the former staff, who call themselves the “Survivors Club of Sussex”, in reference to what they went through during the period they served Meghan, she had been planning to leave the royals since the beginning of her marriage to Harry and would have done so in a calculated.
According to reports, the Duchess mistreated and complained about the employees, leaving official records in the Palace Human Resources, and even humiliated one of them in front of the others. “It was like working for a couple of teenagers,” said a friend of the couple’s former private secretary.
Harry and Meghan recently returned to the United Kingdom for the wake of Queen Elizabeth II, where they went through some unkind situations, such as the invitation followed by an invitation to participate in an event with world leaders alongside Harry’s father and now King Charles III. .
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