Meghan Markle has recently faced renewed criticism after a former member of her staff claimed that a viral video from her recent visit to Australia triggered "PTSD." The clip, which was shared on social media, shows the Duchess of Sussex alongside Prince Harry during an engagement, where she appears to give a sharp look toward the Duke's chief of staff, Sarah Fosmo, after she briefly touches him.
Speaking on The Royalist podcast, royal commentator Tom Sykes said that former staffers reacted strongly to the footage. He noted that one allegedly said it brought back "traumatic" experiences from their employment.
"Another former employee told me, 'It gives me PTSD,'" said Sykes. "This is what they said after watching the clip: 'It's classic Meghan... smiling to the public on one side of her face and glowering at you on the secret side where she thinks she is unobserved.'"
Sykes further added, "The woman treats anyone she has power over as totally disposable. You are just treated like a tradesman who is there to fix the toilet."
This statement paints a vivid picture of the situation, highlighting the tension and discomfort that former staff members feel towards Meghan Markle's behavior. It emphasizes the idea that her actions are perceived as manipulative and insensitive, leading to negative emotions and even PTSD in some cases.
