As for the bullying claims — they should absolutely be taken seriously. But it's hard to ignore how quickly they were seized on by the press, especially when the so-called “multiple sources” all came from within an institution that clearly wasn’t thrilled about Meghan in the first place.
This is a very disingenuous comment trying to twist the facts of 'multiple sources' of bullying reports and is a shocking attempt to silence the voices of victims who have either experienced or witnessed disgracefull treatment by MM - to such an extent that some have been hounded from their livilhoods and others have had to resort to profressional help to alleviate the mental injury inflicted.
As we all know there have been numerous independent investigations undertaken by very credible publications who have reported the distress of dozens of victims and witnesses - presenting a persistent and consistent pattern of MM bullying staff stretching nearly a decade on either side of the pond and seemingly ongoing.
Most recently, just last month Vanity Fair published their expose following an investigation into MM behaviour in LA.
Six months before that The Hollywood Reporter collated the accounts of over a dozen past and present staff (including one senior current executive).
Prior to that both The Times newspaper and Valentine Low's book 'Courtiers' documented MM's appalling treatment of staff in the UK.
Then there was the BP Bullying Investigation - which didnt publish results.
And prior to that we had the Director from the Reitman's shoot speaking up publicly about her mean treatment of colleagues - and this was before she met PH.
Its very clear what sort of 'character' MM is - even if you choose to go so low as to negate and attempt to silence the tranche of her victims within BP.
The hypocracy of gushing about living a life focused on love, joy, kindness, community, compassion etc when in reality she is abusive to staff, colleagues, family and friends is now very transparent.