When Queen Elizabeth II Unleashed Her Wrath On Meghan Markle Over Rude Behaviour
Royal biographers have revealed explosive details about Meghan Markle's early clashes with palace staff before her royal wedding. During a menu tasting at Windsor, Meghan reportedly lashed out over a dish she claimed violated her strict dietary rules. Sources say she scolded the caterer for including animal-based ingredients, prompting concern among staff. The Queen herself is said to have stepped in, calmly telling Meghan, 'We don't speak to people like that here.' But this wasn't a one-off, gardeners at Frogmore reportedly experienced similar treatment. A head groundskeeper even brought complaints directly to Queen Elizabeth, who again showed quiet but firm disapproval. Insiders claim some staff eventually formed a private group dubbed the 'Sussex Survivors Club' due to repeated tensions with the Duchess.
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