Meghan Markle’s former staff have revealed information about the way the duchess communicates via email, including her signature message.
The Duchess of Sussex, 43, has come under scrutiny from her employees this week after staff accused her of being difficult to work with, including accusations she sent. “Angry 5am emails to employees”.
Amid claims that Meghan’s staff call her “Duchess Difficult” and claim she “puts people down” and “doesn’t take advice,” some staff have also come out to defend the former royal, arguing that she only offers “a clear direction and a solution.” -oriented’.
In particular, Meghan was criticized for sending “angry emails at 5 a.m.,” according to the Hollywood Reporter.
However, an ally has jumped to his defense, reportedly saying OK! Magazinewhich the duchess apparently writes at the end of every email: ‘My working day may not be yours. Please do not feel obligated to respond to this email outside of your normal business hours.
Meghan Markle’s former staff (pictured) have revealed information about the way the Duchess communicates via email, including her signature message.
The Duchess of Sussex, 43, has come under scrutiny from her employees this week after staff accused her of being difficult to work with.
A spokesperson for the Sussexes declined to comment when approached by MailOnline.
But a source close to Harry and Meghan rejected the claims last week, saying they were false.
‘These quotes were invented by someone who did not know our company. The Duke and Duchess work from Montecito and we are based in Hollywood. They probably think we’re all in the same office and this date would work, but circumstances don’t even allow it. If she is “marching” and “barking orders”, no Archewell employee could claim that. It’s complete nonsense,’ they said.
‘And the source said in the emails: ‘Who hasn’t sent an email when they can’t sleep or wake up early?’
“I never received an email from any of them at that time and even if I did, the Duchess specifically notes in her email signature that they all have a different working day and that she does not feel obligated to respond outside of normal business hours. “These quotes from sources make no sense.”
It comes after a palace courtier who allegedly worked for the Duchess of Sussex said he “witnessed people being chewed up in person and on the phone and made to ‘feel like shit,'” according to a report from the Daily Beast on Wednesday. .
Another former assistant was claimed to have said that they “always thought she was a classic narcissist” and that she was “charming when everything went her way, but a devil when the worm turned.”
Harry and Meghan photographed in 2020. One of the staff’s latest confessions has cast doubt on allegations that Meghan sent fiery emails early in the morning, revealing the phrase with which she signs each email.
Another source told the Daily Beast that a florist was “yelled at on the phone” after posting a detail about a bouquet they were working on for her, without identifying Meghan as the client.
Wednesday’s report followed two major articles, one of them in the hollywood reporter criticizing her as a “dictator in high heels,” and another in Us weekly praising his management style.
A courtier who was said to have worked for Meghan and Harry when they were still royals was quoted by the Daily Beast as saying: “I think after the Megxit upset, Meghan’s bad times were amplified, distorted and faded.” of proportion.
‘That said, there were definitely bad, very bad… moments. I witnessed people being chewed up in person and on the phone and made to feel like shit.
But it was an incredibly tense moment and I’m inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt. She herself has said that she was suicidal at times.
Another source told the Daily Beast that a florist was “yelled at on the phone” after posting a detail about a bouquet they were working on for her, without identifying Meghan as the client.
This source said: ‘They vowed never to work with her again, despite the prestige of having her as a client. If you worked for her, you were often treated like a tradesman who could be treated like shit.
A Hollywood Reporter report on September 12 called Meghan a ‘Difficult Duchess’ and accused her of making grown men cry and ‘barking’ orders.
A day later, the Sussexes’ loyal staff gave a contrary version, offering a positive account of his work life to Us Weekly.
The controversy occurred when Meghan’s husband, Prince Harry, attended events in New York, while Meghan and her children Archie and Lilibet were at their home in Montecito, California.
Other accounts have challenged characterizations of the duchess as a “dictator in high heels,” including one from Josh Kettler, Harry’s former chief of staff, who revealed details of her three years working for the Prince.
Speaking to US Weekly, Josh gushed about his stay with the couple, saying he was “warmly welcomed” by the couple. Talking about their work ethic, he said: ‘They are dedicated and hardworking. It was impressive to witness.”
Another positive account came from Ashley Hansen, the Sussexes’ current global press secretary, who said Meghan presented her with care packages, regular visits and flowers, following surgery she had undergone.
Ashley even compared Meghan’s level of care to that of a father caring for his child.
Josh Kettler, Prince Harry’s former chief of staff, who left in August after just three months.
Meghan with former Archewell president Mandana Dayani, who has spoken out in her support
She said: “The most profound thing for me is that Meghan personally contacted my husband every day to make sure we were both okay and had support.” It meant a lot to him and even more to me. You don’t realize how much that kind of kindness and thought means until you need it.’
Ben Browning, Archewell’s former head of content, who was responsible for its tell-all Netflix documentary but then left before his contract was up, said his experience at the company, and with Meghan and Harry in general, “was positive and solidarity”. .
Another anonymous source told Us Weekly: ‘This is the first company I worked at (where) I liked everyone. Harry and Meghan gathered the best from each field and watered the seeds so they would flourish. We have a huge microscope on us. But good things are happening.”
They said Harry asks at work on Zoom calls about what the staff has done over the weekend and that, as a team, they plan events such as karaoke nights and “Christmas parties.”
A former staff member said the Sussexes found out they had adopted a dog and “the next day, there was a luxury brand leash and a new collar on my doorstep.”
Expectant parents also receive “new gifts and premium second-hand items from the couple themselves, such as unused car seats and baby items they no longer need,” it said.
“They want to take care of us,” said one current employee. ‘Meghan will do things like, ‘You mentioned on the call that your skin bothers you.’ I prepared a kit for you.”
“Every time the staff goes home, they leave with a basket of fresh flowers, fresh fruit and fresh eggs,” said one employee. “Best bosses I’ve ever had,” insisted another current team member.
