To say thatPrince Harry and Meghan Markleare divisive figures is definitely an understatement.
A 2022 report in theDaily Mailfound that the pair lost 14 employees in four years.
A separate report in theTelegraphindicated that they lost an additional two members of Archwell in 2023.
Low claimed, “There was allegations that Meghan bullied staff.
I mean, people talked to me, of um, people being completely destroyed.
Per the outlet, one of these rules dictated that nobody in their neighborhood could pet their dog.
Instead, they were reportedly told to wait and see if Harry and Meghan approached them.
By some accounts, this rule didn’t go over well.
She’s very happy for people to greet her,” the staff member complained.
As perThe Sun, the list of rules included a caveat to the “do not approach” rule.
Meghan, in particular, reported feeling frightened by these members of the media.
Apparently, she didn’t even feel the same in her own home.
“My house was just surrounded.
Just men sitting in their cars all the time waiting for me to do anything,” Meghan recalled.
Sadly, one of the most terrifying moments for Meghan was reportedly receiving a death threat.
As per Low’s account, Harry “distrusted the courtiers in the other households.
He was always saying, “Oh, are you actually helping me'?
Apparently, this practice stemmed from the prince’s deep-seated distrust of the British press.
“Harry had this obsession with the media.
He could have hated the media.
He distrusted a lot of courtiers,” Low claimed.
Interestingly, candidates who lacked prior experience were not discouraged from applying.
Apparently, Waterman plants a dead fly in the room where she is interviewing a candidate.
One out of ten will actually bend down and pick it up, that’s the special housekeeper.”
Harry, however, seemed unbothered by the whole mix-up.
According to Low’s book, the prince simply replied, “like don’t worry.”
The couple apparently has no rule obliging their employees to curtsy and has even encouraged staffers to hug them.
Apparently, the security officer responded, “You will see.
Prince Harry is amazing.”
In the end, Khumalo said that she wasn’t told to curtsy for the prince.
Instead, she recalled that Harry greeted her with open arms and even gave her a hug.
While this interaction represents a major deviation from royal protocol, it makes sense, given Meghan’s past.
“I just thought it was a joke,” she confessed.
Thus, it would be hardly astonishing to imagine that Meghan’s house is a curtsy-free zone.
Compellingly, however, some royal experts believe that this is no coincidence.
For this reason, Harry and Meghan reportedly chose against asking their staff to stay overnight.
Even the couple’s beloved nanny, Lorren Khumalo, did not live with them full-time.
Apparently, this was all part of Harry and Megan’s goal of maintaining a normal life.
