Harry and Meghan are certainly starting 2025 on a tumultuous note.
The couple has found themselves besieged by negative headlines, with phrases like “disastrous tourists” and “useful idiots” thrown around.
It’s a stark contrast to their previous rise in popularity.
The latest wave of criticism comes from none other than Vanity Fair—a publication that has historically shown support for the Sussexes.
In a scathing 8,000-word piece, the magazine unveiled a collection of intense allegations against Meghan, largely derived from numerous sources who have worked closely with the couple.
This information was gathered over an extended period, revealing a side to Meghan that many have not seen before.
Former colleagues offered damning descriptions of Meghan, labeling her as a “Mean Girl.”
The fallout from her management style appears serious, with some ex-employees reportedly needing therapy after their time working for her.
While insiders close to the couple described these claims as “distressing,” they also emphasized that Harry and Meghan have chosen to disregard the accusations.
One of the more staggering assertions in the article suggested that a member of Meghan’s camp had pitched the idea of writing a book on divorce should her marriage to Harry crumble.
This kind of talk hints at a level of instability that many thought wasn’t present.
Concerns around Meghan’s treatment of her staff are not new.
Royal biographer Robert Lacey, in his book Battle of the Brothers, previously pointed out that Meghan often resorted to yelling as a means to lead her team.
A courtier recounted that Meghan ruled through intimidation, noting how “nothing was ever good enough for her,” and suggesting that she humiliated staff during meetings
