A slew of Meghan Markle's staffers have left her employment in the last few years, with some labeling “demon” who has had her fair share of "psycho moments" as a boss. In recent weeks, both positive and negative stories about the Duchess of Sussex's work ethic have come to light.

Amid negative rumors, current and former employees of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry exclusively tell Us Weekly what it’s really like to work for them

Meghan Markle was the subject of a damning Hollywood Reporter exposé earlier this month in which an ex-employee described her as a "dictator in high heels."

A PR expert told Newsweek that Meghan Markle's staffing crisis could worsen if former employees sue over their alleged treatment.

Meghan Markle‘s bid to transform her reputation from “Duchess Difficult” to “Best Boss Ever” has hit the skids, Knewz.com can reveal. The Duchess of Sussex, 43, and husband Prince Harry, 40, were reportedly angry at recent allegations made in an article published by The Hollywood Reporter describing the former Suits star‘s management style as like a “dictator in high heels” who reduced grown men to tears” with a form for sending angry emails at 5 am.

Prince Harry has dismissed as "nonsense" allegations that his wife is a "dictator" after an explosive article claimed the Duchess of Sussex was "marching around" and "barking orders".

Sky News host Caroline Di Russo says claims are surfacing again alleging Meghan Markle is difficult to work with.

Meghan Markle has been hit with new accusations of mistreating her former staff members, who have reportedly claimed she "belittles" her employees.