A few days have passed since the state funeral for Elizabeth II which saw the British royal family gathered behind the coffin of the sovereign, but at the Palace there is a risk of new sparks with
the release of a new book full of 'bombshell
' revelations that once again collects indiscretions on the behavior of the Sussexes at Court, with the impatience of Harry and the claims of Meghan.
Not a gossip book tout court, or at least this is how the volume entitled 'In Courtiers: the Hidden Power Behind the Crown' is presented as it is
signed by an authoritative 'royal correspondent' of the Times
, Valentine Low, who cites sources on sources in describing the behavior of the dukes of Sussex, Harry and Meghan, even before the now well-known Megxit, and in doing so perhaps sheds
new light on the reasons behind the 'tear' wanted by the dukes.
Above all, Meghan Markle has a certain difficulty in understanding and accepting some of the Court's rules, which, although they can sometimes be considered singular, form the basis of a system that is difficult to scratch.
This is why it makes an uproar if, during a Sussex tour in Australia in 2018, naturally punctuated by numerous commitments and crowds, Meghan comments:
"I can't believe I'm not getting paid for it",
according to Low's book which reports numerous members of the staff having heard her repeat this sentence several times.
A 'clash of mentality' at least, between the American actress and the staff of the royals, to the point of-according to the reports-of her, not making her understand the rules for access to the royal jewels.
And, again, according to the testimonies gathered from her, she led her to treat some staff members in a "horrible" way.
