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The
Sunday Times
reported
on Tuesday
from two anonymous sources accusing Meghan Markle of harassing royal aides.
According to these sources, the Duchess would have simply humiliated two members of the staff of Buckingham Palace until they burst into tears when the princely couple were still residing in the United Kingdom.
So many accusations denied by a representative of Meghan Markle.
“The Duchess is saddened by this latest attack on her person, especially since she herself has been the target of harassment and she supports those who have experienced this pain and trauma.
She is determined to continue working to bring compassion around the world and will continue to do all she can to lead by example in what is right and good to do, ”read a press release. by E!
News.
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Separately, lawyers for Meghan Markle responded to The
Sunday Times
, saying their client felt her staff were happy.
They also challenged the publication's claims that the Duchess "wanted to be rejected" by the royal family in order to return to the United States.
So many explosive accusations from the Sunday Times even as Meghan Markle has just won a battle against the
Mail on Sunday
, condemned to reimburse her 520,000 euros in legal costs as part of her trial for invasion of privacy.
Finally, this new scandal seems to come at the right time for the broadcast, today, by CBS of the eagerly awaited interview of the princely couple by Oprah Winfrey during which the royal family risks taking for their rank.
As such, lawyers for Meghan and Harry are categorical: "The
Sunday Times
was used by Buckingham Palace to peddle a false story" in anticipation of the interview.
Buckingham Palace, for its part, has launched an investigation into the charges against Meghan Markle.
As for Queen Elisabeth II, she will be on the BBC at the same time as her grandson and his wife, to celebrate Commonwealth Day.
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Media: Elisabeth II on the BBC on the same day as Meghan and Harry's interview in the United States
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