Meghan Markle: Expert on who is 'winning' royal row

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Relations between the Royal Family and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle hit an all-time low after Buckingham Palace opened an inquiry into allegations of bullying made by royal household staff against the Duchess of Sussex. Royally Us host Molly Mulshine defended Meghan and asked “Why was it never dealt with if this is a real issue?” 

Molly Mulshine said, “The other thing to think about is, if there was in fact bullying going on – why did not one care until Meghan was about to give a big interview?”

“Why was it never dealt with is this is a real issue? That makes it seem like why did you cover it up?’

“If it’s real, why did it not come out until March of this year?” 

The allegations against the Duchess of Sussex were made public by an article in The Times, which was published in the days leading up to the couple’s tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey. 

Molly Mulshine accused the Royal Family of “covering up” the story until it suited their purposes. 

“Maybe we’ve [the Royal Household] been covering it up and now we don’t want to cover it up anymore because it’s advantageous for us to get this news out.” 

“No one is going to come out of this looking good.” 

Accusations of bullying against the Duchess were first brought to attention in 2018, after Kensington Palace’s communications secretary filed a complaint on behalf of two aides. 

The letter claimed that Meghan Markle had created a ‘toxic’ environment and had reduced one aide to tears. 

According to new book by royal author Robert Lacey, Prince William went to speak to Prince Harry directly about the issue, which resulted in a ‘fierce and bitter’ meeting between the brothers. 

Shortly afterwards, the two couples divided their royal households and embarked on separate charitable endeavours. 

In the days leading up to Meghan and Harry’s tell-all interview with Oprah, details of this internal struggle was made public. 

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Harry and Meghan have accused the Royal Family and the British media of launching a ‘smear campaign’ which aims to discredit the Duchess. 

A spokesperson for the couple said, “The Duchess is saddened by this latest attack on her character particularly as someone who has been the target of bullying herself and is deeply committed to supporting those who have experienced this pain and trauma.”

An inquiry that was launched by Buckingham Palace was due to reveal its findings this week, but has been postponed until next year. 

Since leaving the Royal Family, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have relocated to Montecito, California. 

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