Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were reportedly given some less-than-flattering nicknames by Spotify staff. Former employees who previously worked on Meghan's podcast 'Archetypes'— which was surprisingly dropped after its debut series despite a lucrative £18 million contract — allegedly created secret sobriquets for the Royal couple.
Despite the podcast garnering accolades and featuring Meghan, 43, chatting with megastars like Mariah Carey, Serena Williams, and Paris Hilton, Spotify decided against a second season, leaving the ex-royals in an unexpected situation.
Royal correspondent Neil Sean has spilled the beans, claiming insiders told him that ex-Spotify employees had an interesting way of referring to Meghan as a "warning signal" when she was around or if trouble was brewing On Fox News, he shared: "Ex-staff members told me they decided to christen her 'Eva.'" He clarified that "This wasn't an engaging pet nickname.The nickname came from the 1955 camp classic 'Queen Bee' starring the ultimate diva herself – Joan Crawford...This is because, like the Joan character [Eva Phillips], she stung her victims to pieces.This is exactly how staff felt about working alongside [Meghan]." The film's synopsis describes it as a tale of "a socialite who manipulates everyone around her, only to ruin their lives".
A source revealed that Meghan was oblivious to the nickname she had earned while working on the podcast. Neil also alleged that staff found Meghan "really difficult to deal with" due to her "mood swings", describing her as "quite tough and bossy".
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