Meghan Markle accused of 'impersonating' Prince Harry in explosive revelation

Sources told the publication that the Duchess of Sussex has taken on the role of mother, while Harry's social interactions remain limited.

The royal couple's neighbors in Montecito have also criticized Prince Harry and Meghan over the alleged disturbance caused by tourists and fast cars around their $29 million home.

In Vanity Fair's February cover storyMeghan is described as a nurturing figure who makes Harry's life “so easy” while he acts as a “facilitator” to support her wishes.

A source close to the couple mentioned: “I can imagine him meeting Meghan and just taking a deep breath like, 'I've been so exhausted and you make everything so easy.'

“I don't want to sound like, oh, it's an Oedipus thing or whatever, but she seems to be re-educating him in a way,” they added.

The article also examines Harry's fear of history repeating itself, especially after the loss of his mother Princess Diana and his intense defense of Meghan in the media spotlight.

The source also noted that Harry has limited social interaction outside of his immediate family, describing him as “socially repressed outside of his nuclear family.”

A separate source who worked with Meghan revealed that the Duchess “was open about Harry not having many friends yet”, adding: “I think he probably wants to be single.”

The explosive article reveals a growing backlash against Harry and Meghan, with former colleagues and neighbors openly voicing their displeasure.

Wealthy residents of Montecito, where the couple live in a $29 million mansion, have expressed their displeasure that their once-quiet neighborhood has turned into a noisy hub for tourists and fast cars.

After buying a luxury home from an oligarch, the couple have become known as the “local villains” in this upscale California enclave.

One disgruntled neighbor remarked, “They moved away from England to avoid the press, and all they're doing is trying to get into the press in the United States.”

The article also revealed disturbing stories from former employees who worked on Megan's Archetypes podcast. Staff reportedly sought “long-term therapy” after spending time with the Duchess of Sussex.

One source described Meghan as a strategic figure who was constantly playing “checkers”, suggesting she is very aware of her surroundings but without the complexity of chess.

The source also claimed that Meghan used to dump people who were no longer useful to her, leaving them vulnerable, describing it as “being thrown to the wolves”.

The report also highlighted that some staff needed “long breaks from work” after working with Meghan.

Another source said: “I think if Meghan acknowledged her own flaws or personal contribution to situations rather than being trapped in a victim narrative, she might be perceived better.”

According to Bloombergwhen the couple first signed to Spotify, Harry expressed interest in hosting a podcast series interviewing powerful men with complex stories.

Herzog was particularly fascinated by how the men's personal experiences made them sociopaths, according to a source familiar with their audio projects.

Almost two years later, Megan launched her own podcast, Archetypes, which focused on empowering women and deconstructing gender stereotypes. Episodes explored themes such as “diva” with Mariah Carey and “bimbo” with Paris Hilton and Iliza Schlesinger.

“Archetypes” debuted on August 23, 2022, but by June 2023, Spotify and Archewell Audio mutually agreed to end their collaboration.

A source who claims to have worked with Harry and Meghan said Vanity Fair the couple decided to do a podcast “because they knew celebrities were doing it,” but when it came down to it, the couple “didn't do what celebrities do on podcasts, which is get on the mic and talk. They wanted a big subject that explained the world , but they had no ideas.”

Harry and Meghan were specifically called out by Spotify's CEO after their deal with the company fell through, calling the pair “crazy grifters.”

The Duchess is said to have wanted big names on her podcast, notably Beyoncé, Taylor Swift and Megan Tay Stallion, but they have reportedly declined her invitation.

A media insider who has read reports that Meghan may have been “pushing” palace aides expressed skepticism at the claims.

However, according to Vanity Fairthe individual changed his mind after working with the duchess, thinking, “Oh, any Tuesday this happened.”

Another person who had a professional relationship with Megan also noted her alleged mean behavior, saying: “You can get yelled at even if someone doesn't raise their voice.”

They added: “It's funny how people don't differentiate between the energy of yelling and literally someone yelling at you.”