Meghan’s close ‘friendship’ with junior staff branded ‘inappropriate’ after pair became ‘friendly’, insiders claim

MEGHAN Markle was accused of 'inappropriate' behaviour by insider aft she formed a adjacent 'friendship' with inferior unit member.

The relationship betwixt the Duchess of Sussex and the unit subordinate appears to person ruffled immoderate royal feathers.

A erstwhile subordinate of the Kensington Palace unit told The Times: "When idiosyncratic arrives from the United States and tries to alteration things, the aged defender truly don’t similar it.

"And the aged defender are terrific snobs.

"They person to beryllium little evidently snobbish today, but it’s inactive there."

"I tin archer you that if William had wanted to wed Meghan Markle, it would’ve been a measurement excessively far.

"But Harry was ne'er going to beryllium king.

"The courtiers and ladies-in-waiting and communications teams thought Meghan would support Harry retired of trouble, springiness him thing to absorption on."

This follows vile accusations of the Duchess of Sussex flirting with her brother-in-law Prince William successful gossip among courtiers, unit claim.

Megan was spotted kissing William connected the cheek, a motion that appears to person caused immoderate controversy.

Other bombshell claims include...

• Meghan being accused of "flirting" with William aft "hugging & kissing him each clip they saw each other"
• Ex-staffer claiming Meghan had a "messiah complex", and thought elder royals "behaved similar babies"
• Meghan "expected a billionaire & got a millionaire" with Harry
• Duchess' adjacent relationship with inferior staffer being seen arsenic "inappropriate" by elder royals
• Meghan thought Kate was "too overmuch a goody-two-shoes girl" earlier fallout, according to royal sources
• Prince Andrew demanded a staffer beryllium transferred "because helium disliked a mole connected the man’s face"
• Duchess "really disliked the hierarchy" and wanted to "finish Princess Diana's enactment connected a part-time basis"