Buckingham Palace urged to release staff from non-disclosure arrangements

• A former employee alleges that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry mistreated him or her.
• The former employee signed a non-disclosure agreement, and has petitioned the palace to waive it.
•  Former employee pleaded with the palace to revoke it and “reject Harry and Meghan’s lies.”

A former royal staffer has urged Buckingham Palace to free employees from non-disclosure agreements after alleging that Meghan Markle had mistreated him or her.

Prior to the premiere of the Netflix documentary, the former employee, who signed a confidentiality agreement, has pleaded with the palace to revoke it and “reject Harry and Meghan’s lies.”

In order for the palace to respond to the Sussexes’ “attacks,” the former employee, who signed a secrecy agreement, has petitioned the palace to waive non-disclosure agreements.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were beaming broadly as they entered the glitzy New York City gala on Tuesday night where they were to win a prize for their “heroic” stand against “institutional racism” in the monarchy.

The royal family is purportedly the target of Meghan and Harry’s “persistent” attacks because they allegedly draw attention.

It follows the second teaser for the show, in which a friend is heard saying that the experience of the couple has been “about hatred, about race” in a startlingly private and previously unreleased clip.

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