Sky News contributor Daisy Cousens states she fears Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will not realise until finally “significantly way too late” that “hypocrisy” is not a good basis on which to construct a business model.
Ms Cousens’ remarks occur amid a e book by British historian Robert Lacey, titled “Battle of Brothers”, giving an account of the alleged distress endured by employees doing work in the residence of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
“According to Lacey, in 2018 Joint Communications Secretary for Kensington Palace, Jason Knauf, presented to Prince William a ‘dossier of distress’ that contains experiences from a variety of Sussex personnel about the ‘appalling’ way they had been dealt with by Meghan Markle,” Ms Cousens explained.
“Jason Knauf himself stated he was involved the Duchess was capable to bully two PA’s out of the domestic in significantly less than a yr and that she seemed intent on generally getting anyone in her sights.”
Ms Cousens also claimed the book described experiences of Prince Harry allegedly “screaming down the cellular phone” at a major aide.
“This behaviour from Meghan and Harry is a significantly cry from the compassion, kindness and mental health maintenance they so vehemently preached.
“This is not the 1st time the Sussexes have shown such blatant hypocrisy – zooming about in non-public jets whilst lecturing the general public on local weather action springs to brain.
“The American industry will probable forget them as they do just about every other flash in the pan.
“Hypocrisy is not a very good basis on which to establish a business model. I fear Harry and Meghan will not realise this right until it is much much too late.”
Ms Cousens stated the Sussexes have “disputed” the claims created in the dossier.
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