Meghan Markle’s Ex-Nanny Plans to Expose Outrageous Demands in Tell-All Book

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's former nanny is reportedly preparing to release a tell-all book that will shed light on the couple's behavior.

According to Woman UK's September 28 issue, the unnamed nanny worked for the couple in the United States before being let go.

In response, she has decided to write a book that will present a different side of Prince Harry and Markle.

However, Royal commentator Duncan Larkham cautioned that these reports may just be rumors.

It is worth noting that this isn't the first time the couple's staff has been accused of criticizing them.

Following their departure from royal duties last year, multiple reports surfaced claiming that even their staff did not like them.

Markle herself faced allegations of mistreating her staff due to her unfamiliarity with the British royal protocol.

However, these reports faded when Markle encouraged her staff to approach her directly and share their concerns.

The Suits alum also denied mistreating any staff members.

Meanwhile, there have been rumors that Markle is working on her own tell-all book, which will cover her experiences from birth until she stepped down from her royal responsibilities.

At one point, a tabloid even suggested that Markle would write Prince Harry's memoir to ensure that her perspective is included.

In other news, Meghan Markle seems to be taking a different path than Prince Harry, according to a royal expert.

Markle has been using her platform to engage with politicians and advocate for various causes.

Recently, she called Senators Shelley Moore Capito and Susan Collins to discuss paid parental leave and climate policies in the US government.

Royal expert Neil Sean suggests that Markle's political involvement has left Prince Harry taking on a more domestic role as a house husband.

However, some critics have voiced their concerns about Markle's political engagement.

Royal commentator Hilary Fordwich criticized the Duchess of Sussex for involving herself in politics while still using her royal title.

Fordwich emphasized that the British royal family traditionally refrains from interfering in political matters, whether in the US or elsewhere.

It has been reported that Markle will continue to make such calls, as Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand from New York provided her with contact information for other US senators.

Markle hopes to join a working group focused on long-term paid leave.

Angela Levin, a royal biographer, mocked Markle for jumping on the bandwagon and lobbying US politicians for policies that have already been passed.

Levin pointed out that the remaining issue is determining the duration of parental leave for each family.

While Markle continues to use her platform to advocate for causes close to her heart, Prince Harry appears to be taking a step back from the public eye and embracing a more domestic role.

These recent developments indicate a divergence in their paths, with Markle shining in the spotlight and Prince Harry assuming the role of a house husband.

As for the ex-nanny's tell-all book, it remains to be seen what revelations it may hold and how it will impact the couple's public image.