Meghan Markle Bullying Claims Resurface! Former Royal Aide Speaks Out Ahead of Netflix Series 👑💥 Jason Knauf, former palace aide, has reignited the controversy surrounding Meghan Markle by speaking out in a rare interview with "60 Minutes Australia."
Just days before the Duchess of Sussex's Netflix series launch, Knauf stood by his previous allegations, stating he has "no regrets" and "wouldn’t change anything." Royal experts suggest Prince William likely approved Knauf's interview, reinforcing the legitimacy of the claims.
Meghan's upcoming show, "With Love, Meghan," debuts on March 4, following delays due to the Los Angeles fires. Knauf, who worked closely with both the Sussexes and the Cambridges, detailed the intense media pressure and the challenges of working for the royals.
He revealed that despite the public scrutiny, he remains committed to his statements about Meghan's behavior.
The bullying allegations against Meghan first surfaced in 2021, just before her and Prince Harry's interview with Oprah Winfrey. Meghan's team vehemently denied the accusations, calling it a "calculated smear campaign."
Yet, the claims continue to cast a dark cloud over Meghan's public image, with recent articles in The Hollywood Reporter and Vanity Fair revisiting the controversy.
Knauf's interview sheds light on the complex dynamics within the royal family and the ongoing fallout from "Megxit." His candid remarks have reignited public interest and debate, adding to the anticipation of Meghan's Netflix series.