Meghan Markle's former aide breaks silence on bullying claims in Australian TV interview

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Jason Knauf, the former royal aide at the heart of Meghan Markle bullying claims, has spoken out. Knauf, who served as communications secretary for both Prince Harry and Meghan as well as William and Kate at Kensington Palace, had emailed Prince William's then-private secretary in 2018 with allegations of bullying against Meghan – allegations she has vehemently denied, dismissing them through her team as a "calculated smear campaign".Breaking his silence during an interview on Australian programme 60 Minutes, Mr Knauf said he would not have done anything differently and stressed the importance of accepting both the good and the challenging aspects of any role: "I think it, it's tough, but it's probably quite good.

You know someone who has been helping other people through how to deal with the public eye. You probably had to take your own medicine sometimes."You can't choose just to take the fun stuff in any job.

And that applies to the Prince and Princess [of Wales] as well as everyone else working for them. So I wouldn't change anything."He went on to express no regrets about his tenure, acknowledging the value of the overall experience: "No, it's not what I would've sought, but you know, at the end of the day, you get to do an amazing job.

You've got to take everything that comes with it."In the interview, Mr Knauf expressed his best wishes for Harry and Meghan, saying: "We had lots of great times, working on their wedding was an amazing magical experience and I wish them absolutely all the best with their lovely family."He also recalled a time when he claimed to have raised concerns about Meghan's behaviour in an email to Simon Case, reports the Mirror, William's then-private secretary: "I am very concerned that the