Meghan Markle is determined to sprinkle some “Markle glitter” on her fans, but several royal experts claim that the dark clouds of bullying charges continue to linger her.
Several crew members of the Duchess of Sussex Netflix series “With Love, Meghan” introduced People magazine. They worked with the “friendly” and “appropriate” royals, they created a “chill-hearted” environment and wrote “Thank you, crew.'”
The report comes after Royal Observer and viewers on social media ruthlessly tore apart eight episodes of series. The show has been hit by bad reviews in the United States and the United Kingdom
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After “Love, Megan,” many viewers quickly accuse the Duchess of Sussex for being unreal. (Netflix)
BBC and photographer Helena Chard questioned the functions of People magazine, noting that the mother of two had been accused of bullying for years. She noted that until September 2024, an unnamed source described the 43-year-old as a Hollywood Reporter a “high-heeled dictator” who “reduces adult tears.”
When the Hollywood Reporter’s Story was published, Fox News Digital contacted spokespersons for the Duke of Sussex and the Duchess of Sussex.
Meghan Markle has faced charges of bullying published in major media for several years. (Chris Jackson/Invictus Games Foundation Getty Images)
“Megan is desperate to get honors and public recognition,” Chad said. “She is eager to be seen as the best thing since she cuts bread. With the help of some publications, her goal is to change her character and change the public’s perception. Let’s face it, she needs seats and future bustling sales with Netflix.”
Several crew members stepped up to introduce People magazine and detailed the feeling of working with the Duchess of Sussex in Love, Megan. (Netflix)
“The public has a long memory of Meghan’s actions, the harm and frustration caused to the royal family,” Chad said. “Meghan has not redeemed herself… If anything, she showed a passive and aggressive side to the public when she insisted on her royal title.”
Meghan is a former American actress who married Prince Harry in 2018. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex retreated late in 2020, becoming a senior royal family member and moved to California. They cited the unbearable invasion and racist attitudes of the British media’s royal exit.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped down in 2020 and moved to California. (Danny Lawson- WPA Pool/Getty Images)
But in 2021, a few days before Meghan and Harry had a TV interview with Oprah Winfrey, Valentine Low broke the story of bullying allegations. These claims were made by former palace aides, who worked with the Duchess of Sussex at Kensington Palace before the royal exit. Meghan’s team strongly refuted the claim.
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The bullying claims against the Duchess were published in the Duke and Duchess of Sussex during a TV interview with Oprah Winfrey aired (Harpo Productions/Getty Images)
Low later told Fox News Digital that some former employees still have a hard time discussing their experiences. Some even refer to themselves as members of the “Sussex Survivors Club.”
In June 2023, Buckingham Palace announced that it had investigated how staff members handled the bullying allegations against Meghan.
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According to Palace officials, no details of the independent review were released to protect the confidentiality of participants. After the review, officials said the palace’s human resources policy had been updated, but the palace refused to say what the changes were.
Meghan Markle’s team strongly denied the bullying allegations when it was published in 2021. (Chris Jackson/Getty Image)
After the Hollywood Reporter story, several former and current staff members stepped forward. They defended the couple and their work ethics.
In February 2025, Vanity Fair published a cover story about the couple’s life in California. Several people working with Meghan described how she was “enthusiastic and enthusiastic” at the beginning, which would create an atmosphere of “professional friendship.” But whenever things don’t happen well, “usually due to Meghan and Harry’s own requests,” she becomes “cold and rejects who she thinks is responsible.”
Meghan of the Duchess of Sussex at the CHLA Gala on the Live Event Deck in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California on October 5, 2024. (Alberto Rodriguez/Variety by Getty Images)
Then in March, shortly before the premiere of “With Love, Meghan”, former palace aide Jason Knauf accused Meghan of bullying, who conducted a rare interview with “60 Minutes Australia.” Asked whether it would be difficult to find himself in the spotlight after allegations of bullying were made public, Nuf said he had “no regrets” and “no change anything.”
Jason Knauf worked for the Duke of Sussex and the Duchess of Sussex before the 2020 Royal Exit. (Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images)
“exclusive [People magazine] “It is right to emphasize Meghan Markle’s impeccable behavior to the crew,” Chad said.
“You almost think Megan wrote this article myself! [But] I totally believe that Meghan surpassed and catered to the crew and needed to drop previous allegations of bullying. [I believe] She intends to use all the tricks in the book to ensure her sweet unreal family goddess charm looks second nature. ”
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“Love, Meghan” features some of Meghan Markle’s friends, including Abigail Spencer in “suits” (Center). (Netflix)
“I want to believe that her behavior comes from a heart-centered place, similar to her late mother-in-law,” Chard shared.[But] Meghan’s Sugar Coat [version of herself] Just not washing… Authenticity is her biggest challenge. ”
Prince Harry made a brief appearance in “Love, Meghan”. (Jake Rosenberg/Netflix©2025)
Royal expert Hilary Fordwich said she needs to be more persuasive to believe Meghan’s sweet character is the real deal.
Meghan Markle is important in the fruit fruits in the series. (Netflix)
“People want her to listen and care about the horror of all her former staff,” Fordwich said. “Maybe she is bent backwards to all the past up with the numerous staff, who quit and reported the exact opposite. The numbers, unfortunately, for Meghan Markle, don’t lie. The ‘Sussex Survivor’ club has too many members.”
Fordwich added: “…one can guess who is in touch with people.”
Meghan Markle’s lifestyle brand products are purchased as always in the spring. (Netflix)
Kinsey Schofield, host of the daily podcast To DI, pointed out to Fox News Digital that “With Love, Meghan” was initially the green light for two seasons, regardless of its success.
“Source of Meghan’s ‘Season 2’ announcement on social media is a effort by Meghan and Netflix to distract from negative feedback, but Netflix executives are “worrying” about reception,” Schofield said.
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Meghan Markle is said to be eager to transform her image in her native California. (Image from Invictus Games Düsseldorf2023 by Lukas Schulze/Getty)
“These glowing…the story is not accidental in People magazine, and Meghan just offered an exclusive… [But] Meghan’s interactions with media entities that refuse to challenge her are not sustainable. If she wants to change the public’s perception, she needs to answer some tricky questions. ”
Kinsey Schofield, host of the daily podcast To DI, told Fox News Digital that it is always known that “With Love, Meghan” will be aired for two seasons. (Netflix)
She added: “She can feed people magazines all the glowing recommendations she wants, but if there is only one outlet that has something to do with you is reporting that you are a saint…you both have lost all your credibility.”
Meghan Markle’s products, including the “shower” seen here, will be sold on Netflix stores, according to reports. (Netflix)
Schofield noted that the Season 2 announcement also “gives a career-win look – she desperately needs it.”
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Meghan Markle has filmed the series Love, Meghan Season 2. (Netflix)
Meghan’s lifestyle brand’s products are as always expected to be purchased this season. “Love, Megan” new episode will be streamed in the fall.
But despite Meghan’s attempt to play a new role in Hollywood, influencer, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams, said she still has a long way to go before past bullying allegations go away forever.
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“Love, Megan” was filmed in real estate not far from Meghan Markle’s home in Montecito. (Netflix)
“Meghan’s comments are really crazy, crazy, very bad,” Fitzwilliams said. “But it did climb to the Netflix top 10 and that would satisfy her… [But] sicophantic guest watches Megan cooking at the sunny neighbor’s house in Montecito will not be erased [bullying allegations]. No one has forgotten how [the Duke and Duchess of Sussex] Cruelly monetize their royal connection and the Royal Rift deep. ”
The Duke of Sussex lives in California with the Duchess of the Duchess with two children. (Chris Jackson/Invictus Games Foundation Getty Images)
“The revival of allegations of bad behavior that Meghan strongly denies has greatly hurt her image,” Fitzwilliams shared. “Who knows what will happen?”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
