VANITY PROJECT

A damning new light is shed on Harry and Meghan's life in the US

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Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, have been hit with new allegations that they've bullied staff. According to a scathing story in Vanity Fair, some people needed therapy after working for the couple on projects, including Meghan's Spotify podcast.

The article, which takes a look over the five years since the Sussexes moved to the US, backs up claims made in a Hollywood Reporter article last year and rumours that circled before they departed from the UK, that they treat staff badly.

One colleague left after just three episodes, says a source who worked on the Archetypes podcast. Others took extended breaks or underwent “long-term therapy after working with Meghan.”

Meanwhile, neighbours in Montecito slammed Meghan, 43, and her husband Harry, 40, as being “entitled”, with one of them telling Vanity Fair, “They moved away from England to get away from the scrutiny of the press and all they do is try to get in the press in the US.”

Another resident criticised Meghan for calling her lifestyle brand American Riviera Orchard, when it’s Santa Barbara that’s known as the American Riviera, not Montecito. “It’s just finding every way she can to monetise something.”