Pregnant Meghan Markle Given Another ‘Unflattering’ Nickname After ‘Duchess Difficult’
Meghan Markle was mostly known for playing a meek and humble character on Suits. A March 26, 2019, report from The Mirror isn’t hinting at a challenging personality for the first time, though. The alleged “Duchess Difficult” nickname has been updated.
“Me-Gain” appears to be the latest moniker rumored to have been attached to Markle by staff at Kensington Palace, amid suggestions that Markle is “difficult to work with.” The Mirror further reports that a staff member “handed in their notice” a mere three months into working for the Duchess of Sussex. Meghan’s “right-hand woman” left her job less than three months in.
“Amy is leaving. It’s very sad for her colleagues, as she is a really popular member of staff.”
The March 26 news comes one day after The Inquisitr reported Meghan and Harry as opting to steer clear of nannies for their upcoming baby. The “hands-on” approach said to be favored by the expecting couple is “unheard” of in the royal family.
With her shy smile and frequent blushing, Meghan does not come across as anything remotely resembling a diva. Nonetheless, the March 26 report serves only to support existing rumors that Meghan is a handful behind closed doors.
Aside from adjusting her formal wardrobe to a baby bump, Meghan’s life has been subject to a giant revamp overall. Ditching her Hollywood career to become a royal saw Markle’s social media shut down, and a promising career kissed goodbye. While selfies from Meghan’s former Instagram account are still floating around the internet, this public figure’s profile has changed from rising starlet to royal icon.
Meghan and Harry’s baby is due in late April or early May.
Despite a pregnancy that is well into its third trimester, Markle continues to make many high-profile appearances. Stepping out in hats, fitted outfits, and high heels, Meghan appears to be embracing her “meet and greet” role, although the suggestion that “difficult” behavior comes part and parcel with this girl is somewhat difficult to digest.
The Mirror outlines quitting staff members which include a royal PA, Melissa Touabti, alongside royal “aide,” Samantha Cohen. All three departing employees made The Daily Mail‘s headline in November of 2018.
Royal family members generally avoid controversial headlines. Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle both seem to abide by royal protocol for the most part, although the late Princess Diana was known for raising eyebrows. While it seems that Markle continues to be plagued by rumors of interpersonal conflict behind closed doors, no firm evidence has emerged to suggest as much — so far.
