Meghan Markle has been in the news a lot lately.
But with a change, he is no longer the center of British tabloid media’s royal coverage.
However, Meghan’s place has been temporarily replaced by Prince Harry, who is a memoirist spare has set one of the biggest scandals in the history of the Windsor clan.
But the media can’t talk about Harry without talking about Meghan.
So it should come as no surprise spare The passage sparked renewed interest in Meghan’s past.
And since the goal of certain “journalists” is always to smear Meghan and damage her reputation, they have been digging up the more scandalous aspects of her past in recent weeks.
Which means, of course, that we’re having another discussion about Meghan’s accusations against Kensington Palace staff.
The latest comment on this topic comes from Valentine Low, the author of the tell-all hack with the appropriately trashy title. Courtiers: Intrigue, Ambition, and the Power Players Behind the House of Windsor.
“People I’ve spoken to are still sticking to the story, saying that Meghan is bothering them,” Low told Page Six this week.
“I can’t really say that, of course, because I’m not in the room and I haven’t heard Meghan’s side,” he continued.
“But my source still stands by his story.”
The story was originally sparked by allegations in an email written by Jason Knauf, the communications director who briefly worked for Harry and Meghan after serving with Prince William and Kate Middleton.
“I am very concerned that the Princess was able to harass two PAs out of the household last year. X*’s treatment is completely unacceptable,” Knauf’s complaint read.
“He seemed to want to have someone else,” Knauf said.
“He harassed Y and tried to destroy her confidence. We have report after report from people who witnessed unacceptable behavior towards Y.
He added, “I’m still worried that nothing will be done.”
Low said the royals initially tried to bury the emails for fear of the impact on their reputations.
“He doesn’t want to pick another fight with Harry and Meghan, quite clearly,” Low told Page Six.
“[The Palace] got a lot of criticism from us, the media, for not releasing it.
Unsurprisingly, the media’s portrayal of Meghan as an employer is very different from the portrayal Harry offers in his memoirs.
According to the Duke of Sussex, Markle is an exemplary leader who “checks on sick staff, sends baskets of food or flowers or things to anyone who is struggling, depressed, sick.”
She noted that she also “bought pizza and biscuits, hosted tea parties and ice cream socials” for staff members.
As is often the case, the truth may lie somewhere in the middle.
But you can be sure that the British media’s salty take on this situation will be amplified the loudest.