Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
are reportedly not thrilled by Buckingham Palace’s decision to keep
investigations into her bullying allegations a secret.
A source close to the Duke and
Duchess of Sussex told E! News the couple is “disappointed”
the results of the review will not be shared to the public.
The Queen, who privately paid
for the law firm to investigate the allegations, reportedly wanted the inquiry
to be handled privately to avoid any further damage.
“It was damage
limitation, protecting the Royal Family and also the Duchess of Sussex,” a
palace insider told Vanity Fair.
“The Queen feels there
has been enough drama around the Sussexes, and she wants a line to be
drawn.”
The investigation was launched
by Buckingham Palace in March 2021 after an article in the Times of London
revealed the Duchess had allegedly bullied two staff members and undermined a
third.
Former staff members told The
Times that they were left “broken” and “terrified” as a
result of the couple’s alleged bullying.
