Royal Mexican Gardener Exposes Meghan’s Bullying Attitude and Unusual Habit at Frogmore Garden

In a shocking revelation, a royal Mexican gardener has come forward to shed light on Meghan Markle's alleged bullying attitude and peculiar habit of using the garden as her personal restroom at Frogmore Cottage.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were served an eviction notice for the cottage nearly six months ago and have since had their remaining possessions shipped to their new home in Montecito, California.

Frogmore Cottage had served as Harry and Meghan's UK base before their decision to step back from the royal family.

In his debut memoir, “Spare,” Harry expressed his and Meghan's deep connection to the building.

He described how they moved their office into Buckingham Palace and eventually settled into Frogmore Cottage, which quickly became a place they cherished.

According to Harry, it felt as though they were destined to live there.

They even had the opportunity to meet the Queen's gardeners and familiarize themselves with the names of all the flowers.

The couple's appreciation for the gardeners' artistry was met with great enthusiasm, further boosting their self-praise.

However, it seems that behind closed doors, Meghan and Harry's behavior towards the staff was less than gracious.

Reports suggest that the couple issued a set of rules to everyone else living or working on the Windsor Grounds, including a mandate that no one was allowed to address them unless spoken to first.

This stark contrast to the Queen's friendly and approachable nature raised eyebrows among the staff.

It is said that even Her Majesty herself was taken aback by Meghan's harsh treatment of the royal staff and promptly reminded her that such behavior was not acceptable within the family.

The gardeners, who Harry now nostalgically reminisces about, were not exempt from Meghan's alleged mistreatment.

On top of her bullying attitude, it is claimed that Meghan had a habit of using the garden as her personal toilet.

The Mexican gardener employed by the Royal family expressed his frustration, highlighting the acidic and spicy pH value of Meghan's waste, which was damaging the grass and plants.

Despite the negative impact on his work, the gardener felt compelled to tolerate the situation due to his employment.

Even after settling in the US, Meghan's habits seem to persist.

According to Prince Harry's advisors, he is at his wits' end with Meghan's penchant for relieving herself in the lavish gardens of their new mansion in Santa Barbara.

It is alleged that Harry was initially charmed by Meghan's carefree nature when she toileted outside during an African safari.

However, her choice to continue this behavior in their new home has raised concerns.

While some may argue that Meghan's garden usage contributes to reducing their carbon footprint, it is seen by others as an insignificant gesture.

The book also suggests that Meghan's behavior is as useful as a fart in a hurricane, implying that it holds little value in the grand scheme of things.

As the revelations about Meghan's alleged bullying attitude and unusual habit come to light, it raises questions about the true nature of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's relationship with the royal family and their treatment of those around them.