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Here's how a royal correspondent for Vanity Fair says Meghan Markle likely feels about the criticism she's gotten from former staffers.
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A royal correspondent for Vanity Fair weighs in on how the Duchess of Sussex "must feel" now following the explosive claims made by people who used to work for her.
by Michelle Kapusta
Published on January 23, 2025
Itâs safe to say that things havenât been going well for Meghan Markle lately. After returning to Instagram at the start of 2025 and promoting her cooking and gardening show set to premiere on Netflix, she received some bad press as she and Prince Harry were dubbed âdisaster touristsâ for surveying areas of Los Angeles County destroyed by the wildfires. The couple also took heat for only showing up at an evacuation center for 17 minutes and doing a âphoto oppâ with Pasadenaâs mayor Victor M. Gordo.
Due to the devastation in her home state, the duchessâs Netflix show was pushed back until March and sheâs had to deal with more negative headlines and allegations that she mistreats her employees following the publication of a recent Vanity Fair feature.
People havenât been able to stop talking about the explosive cover story. And for anyone wondering if this is just a hit piece out to get Meghan, it should be noted that once upon a time this magazine put the Suits star on the map introducing her to the world when she was still Prince Harryâs girlfriend.
Now, a Vanity Fair correspondent is sharing what stood out to her about these two pieces and how itâs likely affecting Meghan.
For its February 2025 cover storyVanity Fair spoke with dozens of the Duchess of Sussexâs former employees who alleged that working with her was âreally, really, really awful. Very painful. Because sheâs constantly playing checkersâIâm not even going to say chessâbut sheâs just very aware of where everybody is on her board. And when you are not in, you are to be thrown to the wolves at any given moment.â
Another former colleague, reportedly part of Meghanâs team when she did her Archetypes Spotify podcast, revealed they had to take a âleave of absence after working on three episodes.â Several others claimed that they too had to take âbreaks from work to escape scrutiny,â leave their job altogether, or undergo âlong-term therapyâ after having the duchess as a boss.
As royal correspondent for Vanity Fair Katie Nicholl pointed out, this is the same magazine that printed a feature after sitting down with Meghan in 2017 titled Wild About Harry and the outletâs reporting has always been top-notch.
During an episode of Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered, Nicholl and the host discussed what Meghan and Harry must be thinking now after the blistering piece has made the rounds.
When asked about the latest Vanity Fair piece Nicholl had this to say: âItâs clearly been very well-researched. The journalist in question obviously spent a lot of time speaking to numerous sources and some who have gone on record but the majority as you might expect have not. I think itâs pretty damning for Harry and Meghan. When you consider that Vanity Fair was the magazine that sort of launched Meghan as Harryâs new girlfriend [in] that Wild About Harry front-page cover story that was so positive for her.â
Nicholl continued: âFive years [since leaving the U.K.] when you might expect the couple to be the toast of Tinseltown, to be producing brilliant content with this multi-million [Netflix] deal ⊠you would expect them to be having much more of an impact; creating award-winning content, really having Archewell and their philanthropic platform exploding on a global level. I think the feeling is they just havenât lived up to expectations.â
After giving full disclosure that she works for Vanity Fair as a royal correspondent, Nicholl explained: âComing from Vanity Fair, which is always very fair ⊠it is always top-quality journalism. Itâs impartial, itâs balanced, itâs well-researched. And for the Sussexes to have come out of a piece like this the way they have they must beâ well I would imagineâthey must be deeply deeply disappointed.â
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