Meghan Markle reportedly fighting after a critical Vanity Fair Detailed allegations were made against her and Prince Harry from former colleagues and staff.

The allegations include Meghan's "bullying" behavior, claims of "post-Harry Rod" research, "and tensions with Montecito neighbors, some of whom have accused them of commercializing the area.

Sources close to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have since "dismissed" the publication of the low-profile story.

Meghan's feelings after the release are said to be harsh Vanity Fair Article on January 17.

The Exposé highlighted the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's challenges in their business endeavors and painted a grim picture of their efforts to stay in the public eye after stepping back from royal duties in 2020.

It also included comments from former co-stars and associates, many of whom criticized the former "Suits" star.

In an interview with Sky News Australia, Royal Expert Kinsey Schofield revealed that the couple were "bruised and upset" by the piece.

"They're in a bad place right now," explained Schofield, po New York Post. "It's my understanding that they're upset about him (and) I'm told things aren't good for them right now."

Schofield continued, "between Meghan's show delayed, what I heard was the netflix idea, and just the idea that it's so hard to rebrade and here comes a highly respected publication about her."

The expert added that the Sussexes are "bruised" and "sitting back trying to figure out how to work forward."

Among the many requests made in the Vanity Fair Expose, one stood out: the suggestion that Meghan and Harry were labeled as local problems with some Montecito residents.

One neighbor admitted he had never met the couple and referred to them as "the prince and the starlet".

Others blamed the couple for driving up property prices and increasing traffic in an otherwise quiet area of ​​Santa Barbara, accusing Meghan of commercializing the city's charm.

"It's that kind of bugger," claimed one resident. "Just find any way to cash in on something."

They added: "I still think they are the most basic, demented people on the planet. They moved away from England to get away from the scrutiny of the press, and all they do is try and get into the press in the United States."

Another shocking claim suggested that Meghan's team once discussed the idea of ​​a "post-Harry development" with the publisher.

According to a source, "Meghans' team has been in talks with a publishing house to disclaim an interest in a book that" may be a post-Harry divorce centerpiece. "

However, the insider did not specify when the conversation took place or name the label.

The outlet clarified that "no formal or written proposal" for such a book was ever submitted. Meanwhile, another insider dismissed the allegation entirely, calling it baseless.

In addition to this, Meghan has faced accusations of alleged "bullying" behavior from anonymous former colleagues.

Some claimed they "underwent long-term therapy after working with Meghan", while others chalked up her behavior to that of a "mean teenage girl".

A former colleague who collaborated with Medjan on media projects described their experience as "really, really awful" and "very painful."

"She's constantly playing — I'm not going to say chess — but she's just aware of where everyone is on her board," the source said. "And when you're not inside, you must be thrown to the wolves at any moment."

While the insider noted that the mother of two never resorts to raising her voice, they claimed that her approach to bullying was more subtle.

"It's talking behind your back," they shared. "It's nutty in your sense of self."

"You can shout even if no one raises their voice," the person continued. "(It's) funny that people don't differentiate between the energy of yelling and literally someone screaming at you."

Although Harry and Meghan have not officially commented on the assessment show, a source close to the couple said Times that the couple found the allegations "disturbing".

Close associates of Harry and Meghan also spoke Day beast That the couple has been tainted by the allegations, especially given their challenging situation: Harry's legal battles in the UK and Meghan's refined Netflix show.

The Sussexes reportedly feel that the bombshell cover story "managed to turn bad."