Meghan Markle did not hold back when confronted with “concerns” during her time in the Royal Family, according to a royal author.
The Duchess of Sussex joined the Royal Family when she began dating Prince Harry, but tensions quickly arose. Meghan was accused of shouting at staff during her tenure, with author Robert Lacey alleging she “governed by fear” in his revealing book Battle of the Brothers. The author also claimed that Prince William was worried Meghan was “stealing his beloved brother away” and was “very concerned” upon learning about her alleged treatment of staff.
In response, Meghan is said to have given a blunt seven-word reply.
“It’s not my job to coddle people,” Meghan said, according to Robert’s book. While Meghan was hit with bullying allegations during her time in the Royal Family, her close friends and family insisted they were false and didn’t align with the “kind” person they know.
A friend also told Bazaar Meghan was upset by the accusations. They said: “I hate to say it, but find me a woman of colour in a senior position who has not been accused of being too angry, too scary… in the work place.”
