For years, these two have been wielding the victim card, constantly lamenting about their mistreatment by the royal family.
Now, not one but two of their former aides are stepping forward, shedding light on the truth: it was actually Harry and Meghan who were the real bullies within the palace walls. Samantha Cohen and Jason Knauf weren't just your typical servants; they spent 17 years as trusted advisors in the palace, even serving the queen herself before being selected to work for Harry and Meghan. Needless to say, their insights into royal conduct are invaluable.
According to Cohen and Knauf, working for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex was akin to being indentured to a moody, immature teenager. Imagine dedicating decades to serving the epitome of regal grace and dignity, only to be treated like disposable pawns by two fame-hungry opportunists. Cohen and Knauf assert that Meghan, in particular, exhibited a god complex, behaving as though she were the queen herself, and dictating orders to everyone as if they were mere peasants. It's no wonder the palace struggled to find replacements for them.
These revelations align with accounts from other staffers detailing Meghan's tyrannical behavior – the shouting, the unreasonable demands, the dehumanizing work environment. Palace aides reportedly fled their positions in tears due to the Duchess's mistreatment. Yet, Harry and Meghan have the audacity to portray themselves as victims. Contrastingly, the Queen was described as an absolute delight to work for, with her rare moments of imperfection being viewed as endearing due to her genuine authenticity and humane leadership qualities – qualities Meghan could never hope to emulate.
We now know that at least 10 staffers, like Cohen and Knauf, were interviewed, corroborating widespread concerns about Meghan's conduct. Many employees feared for each other's mental well-being. However, the palace seemingly brushed aside these concerns to preserve the royal image. But thanks to truth warriors like Cohen and Knauf, the veil of lies is gradually being lifted. Even Harry himself acknowledged the mounting evidence against Meghan in his memoir. As more insiders like Cohen and Knauf speak out, more evidence will come to light, revealing the truth behind the façade.
So, when Harry and Meghan participate in tearful interviews with Oprah, painting themselves as victims of the royal institution, remember the reality: they treated their own staff with even less regard. The world will soon see them for what they truly are – shameless grifters who never deserved the royal privileges they renounced. Meghan's behavior is that of a jealous, insecure bully masquerading as a combination of Princess Diana and Beyoncé, while Harry appears as an emasculated puppet dancing to her entitled tune.
