Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan have to take harsh criticism again. Your ex-employees don’t give a good hair to the royal employers.
Montecito – Whether as a driver, personal assistant or house manager: many fans dream of working for the royals, but in the Sussex house the supposed dream job is supposed to turn into a real nightmare job. The revelations of Prince Harry’s (37) and Duchess Meghan’s (40) ex-employees cause disbelieving faces, as reported by 24royal.de *.
Harry and Meghan: Ex-employees raise serious allegations against the ducal couple
The Sussexes have been living in the celebrity town of Montecito, California for almost two years now. Meghan and Harry* are said to be planning their move, but they can still be found in their luxurious villa. The property with garden, pool, tennis court & Co. is not exactly small, so the employees certainly won’t get bored. From the outside, the state residence looks breathtakingly beautiful, while inside, questionable scenes are said to be taking place.
In an interview with the US magazine “Star”, according to media reports, former employees give an insight into their everyday work and the behavior of Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan as bosses*. What they report makes the parents of two appear anything but good. Meghan* should be meticulous about order and regularly reprimand the employees, while husband Harry* should leave dirty dishes and leftovers lying around. Eye contact or small talk with the two should also be strictly forbidden. “You’re not allowed to approach them unless they approach you first,” the Express quoted an ex-employee as saying, while another insider described them as “the worst people in the world to work for.”
Harry and Meghan: Bullying by employees?
This is not the first time the royal expats have faced serious allegations from staff. Allegations of bullying against Duchess Meghan* were made last year. The 40-year-old is said to have humiliated employees in London’s Kensington Palace*, among other things, but her lawyers denied the reports and described them as a “calculated dirt campaign”. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
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