She’s certainly not going to like the sounds of this when she hears it. There’s yet another report that suggests Meghan Markle is anything but a joy to work with behind closed doors.

New Report: Meghan Markle Accused Of Being A ‘Nightmare’ Royal

In fact, her former bodyguard has gone on the record to suggest the Duchess of Sussex is a ‘nightmare’ royal to work with. He opened up about his experience in a new interview with In Touch Weekly, telling the publication that he even “felt sorry” for her.

Meghan’s former bodyguard Steve Davies says that while the former Hollywood actress is a “good person” and that he did enjoy working with her during the time that she got married to Prince Harry, everything changed after they found out that drones were following their cars during one particularly scary situation.

He said, “She was paranoid. We had people following us around everywhere we went.”

Not only that, but Meghan tried to live a normal life while she was in the UK, despite the fact that she was married to a royal. Steve recalled, “I pushed the cart around the grocery store, and she was putting stuff in it. She really enjoyed that.”

New Report: Was Meghan Really That Difficult To Work With?

However, the Duchess of Sussex herself said in a previous interview that she had a difficult time living in the confines of the royal family. She couldn’t do simple things like call an Uber and her American passport was taken away from her.

Meghan said one time, “People within The Firm would say, ‘No, you’re oversaturated, it would be best for you to not go out.’ I go, ‘Well, I haven’t left the house in months.’”

This was one of the many reasons why Meghan and her husband Prince Harry decided to pull the plug on their working relationship with the royal family back in 2020.

They then moved to California and haven’t looked back since. So far Meghan herself has not made any comments about the matter just yet.

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