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Meghan Markle 'demands to see evidence' of bullying allegations made by royal staff
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Mail on Sunday she had written to the Palace, describing it as a "clear indication that the duchess is preparing to fight back".The Queen is understood to have left Prince Harry's dad Charles to deal with the demand, with close aides said to be trawling through files to meet her request, the paper reports.Two senior members of staff claim the former actress, who married Harry in 2018, bullied them, while a third accused Meghan of "humiliating" them, sparking an immediate independent internal inquiry.The request comes just a week after Harry and Meghan's bombshell interview with US chat show icon Oprah Winfrey, in which they revealed the reasons why they quit royal duties in January last year.During the two-hour TV special, Meghan also.
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