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OASIS rocker Noel Gallagher’s estranged wife has hired Prince Harry and Meghan’s lawyer after filing for divorce. Sara MacDonald is understood to have ended their 22-year-relationship before turning to Jenny Afia.

Embroiled in a royal scandal. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s former aide, Jason Knauf, found himself in the middle of the drama during the final episode of the Sussexes’ docuseries.

Shade behind the scenes? Prince William likely signed off on longtime royal aide Jason Knauf getting involved in Meghan Markle‘s lawsuit against the British press, royal expert Christopher Andersen predicts.

Prince Harry believes the stress of Meghan Markle's lawsuit against Associated Newspapers resulted in her miscarriage.

Aw, man. This is just heartbreaking.

Not playing by the same rules? In Harry & Meghan, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made a series of claims about how they were treated differently than Prince William — and dropped a bombshell allegation about the heir to the throne in relation to a lawsuit filed by the Duchess of Sussex.

A friend of Meghan Markle's claims she became a 'scapegoat' for Buckingham Palace to prevent stories about other royals reaching the news.

Was the royal family really targeting Meghan Markle?? She certainly thinks so!

Her side of the story. Meghan Markle alleged that false stories about her were used by the palace to bury negative narratives about other members of the royal family.

A new book reveals claims that working for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry “was like working for a couple of teenagers”. Following the marriage of Meghan, 41, and Harry, 38, the Queen’s former private secretary Samantha Cohen was appointed interim private secretary to the couple and a source in the new book quotes that Samantha was “bullied” and nothing she did was ever good enough for the couple.

Buckingham Palace have buried the findings of a report into alleged bullying by Meghan Markle from when she was a serving royal, an insider has claimed.A source said last night (Wednesday, June 29): "People suspected it would be buried, and now it seems that it has."The Daily Mail reported that it is understood that even those who took part in the inquiry haven’t been told what the outcome is.READ MORE: Queen made audience 'gasp' as she went off-script to speak different languageSome former staff described themselves as damaged by the experience of working for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.Meghan, 40, had claimed that the allegations were a calculated smear and in an interview with Oprah Winfrey, she and Harry accused the institution of monarchy of racism.Speaking on The Princes And The Press documentary on BBC, Meghan's lawyer Jenny Afia also denied the claims.Several people who still work for the palace allegedly feared it would be damaging to their careers to give evidence in the inquiry, the Express reported.There were claims that Meghan’s alleged "belittling" behaviour while a working member of the Royal Family drove two female personal assistants out of the household and "undermined the confidence" of a third.When the bullying investigation was launched in March 2021, before Meghan's bombshell interview with Oprah, the palace said any changes in policies or procedures recommended following the review would be shared in the Sovereign Grant report which is published annually and documents royal accounts for the year.But at a briefing on the annual report yesterday, a senior palace source, citing the confidentiality of those who took part in the independent investigation by a law firm, said there would be no public

Meghan Markle’s lawyer has denied allegations that the Duchess of Sussex bullied palace staff before she stepped back as a senior member of the British royal family. In the second installment of the controversial BBC docuseries "The Princes and The Press," attorney Jenny Afia said there were "massive inaccuracies" in the allegations published by the U.K.Times in March, the U.K.’s Express reported on Tuesday.

Meghan Markle's lawyer denies the Duchess bullied royal staff in a bombshell BBC documentary.Schillings' Jenny Afia, speaking on BBC2's The Princes and Press, responded to the allegations Meghan inflicted "emotional cruelty" on aides during her time in The Firm.The documentary, which is said to have caused a royal row between the broadcaster and Buckingham Palace, also claimed people connected to both the Cambridges - Prince William and Kate Middleton - and Sussexes briefed about the other.Ms Afia told host Amol Rajan there were "massive inaccuracies" in the story of the bullying allegations but did not go into detail about them.She said: "Massive, massive inaccuracies in that story"The overall allegation was that the Duchess of Sussex was

Meghan Markle is easy to work with, according to her lawyer Jenny Afia.

Prince Harry has finally settled his legal battle with the Mail on Sunday in regards to their story that claimed he had snubbed his military past.

After battling British media for what seems like forever, Prince Harry recently closed one battle with the media.

Meghan Markle’s lawyers continue to deny the duchess co-operated with the authors of the recently released book Finding Freedom.

BBC.Blauel also recalls an incident “in or about 1985,” when she had to excuse herself from a lunch the then-couple had hosted for members of Britain’s royal family after experiencing a panic attack while chatting to Princess Margaret.Sir Elton, who ‘came out’ as gay in 1988 and now has a family with his film producer husband David Furnish, has previously denied breaching the terms of their divorce agreement or causing any “psychological harm” to his ex, and in a new statement responding to the latest allegations, his legal representative Jenny Afia insisted, “Elton has always respected Renate’s privacy and will continue to do so.”However, she described how “baffling” it was for Blauel to centre her case “around privacy when at every stage