What the Sussexes are REALLY like to work with

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A revealing account of working alongside Prince Harry and Meghan Markle sheds light on their unique personalities, the challenges of their high-profile projects, and the controversies that continue to surround them. While the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have captivated global audiences with their various endeavors, including Harry’s memoir *Spare*, Meghan’s podcast *Archetypes*, and their Netflix docuseries *Harry & Meghan*, their professional collaborations have not always been smooth.  

 

 

Some colleagues have praised the couple’s ambitious ideas, but others have highlighted difficulties in execution. Vanity Fair reported that Harry once proposed a podcast featuring interviews with controversial leaders like Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump. A source familiar with their audio projects shared that Harry sought to explore how these men’s life experiences shaped their actions. Reflecting on his own life, Harry reportedly questioned, “I have very bad childhood trauma. Obviously. My mother was essentially murdered. What is it about me that didn’t make me one of these bad guys?”  

 

 

Ultimately, Meghan launched *Archetypes* nearly two years after signing a deal with Spotify. The podcast, which aimed to empower women by challenging gender stereotypes, featured high-profile guests such as Mariah Carey and Paris Hilton. Despite its initial success, the partnership between Spotify and Archewell Audio ended in June 2023. Sources revealed that tensions and creative differences plagued the project, with one employee taking a leave of absence after just three episodes before resigning entirely.  

 

 

Reports have also emerged about Meghan’s alleged treatment of staff. While some dismissed earlier claims of “bullying” palace aides, others, after working with her, reconsidered. One former colleague reportedly remarked, “Oh, any given Tuesday this happened.” Another noted, “You can be yelled at even if somebody doesn’t raise their voice,” emphasizing the impact of her demeanor.  

 

The couple’s neighbors in Montecito, California, have not been shy about expressing their frustrations. Some described Harry and Meghan as “entitled” and criticized them for attracting media attention to the once-quiet area. A local lamented, “They moved away from England to get away from the scrutiny of the press, and all they do is try and get in the press in the United States.”  

 

Despite these criticisms, the Sussexes have engaged in charitable efforts, including assisting victims of recent California wildfires. They opened their home to evacuees and encouraged others to provide shelter and donations. Meghan also postponed the release of her Netflix cookery show, *With Love, Meghan*, out of respect for those affected by the disaster.  

 

However, this gesture did not escape scrutiny. Critics pointed out that the couple had previously gone ahead with high-profile projects during sensitive times for the royal family, such as their 2021 Oprah interview when Prince Philip was hospitalized and their Netflix series released shortly after Queen Elizabeth’s death.  

 

As Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continue to navigate their lives post-royalty, their every move—whether creative, charitable, or personal—remains under intense public and professional scrutiny. While they strive to redefine their roles on the global stage, the complexities of their journey have left a lasting impression on those who have worked with or encountered them.

 

Based on a report by Daily Mail 2025-01-20

 

 

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I think being the first to comment after story was initially posted 11 hours ago is an indication of  the level of interest in Ms Neverwas/Hasbeen and her husband Spare Me.