And she’s already started to receive freebies.

She’s been sent a number of items from various designers, but she can’t keep them.

She’s not allowed to accept freebies because of royal protocol.”

This statement seems to be true, as new reports suggest that Megan and Harry have been trying to get luxury items for free even after leaving the royal family.

According to Tom Bauer on GB News, the couple has been labeled as “perpetual freeloaders and scroungers” due to their constant requests for freebies.

Bauer claims that the Sussexes visited a friend who owned a beach house, where they met a wealthy woman who also owned a beach house.

Megan approached the woman at a gathering and got her contact information.

A couple of days later, Prince Harry called the woman asking if they could borrow the beach house.

The following day, Harry called again, this time asking if he could use the person’s private jet to get to the beach house.

However, he was told no.

Bauer also claims that it was Megan who asked Prince Harry to call and ask for the plane, and that Netflix and Spotify were both fed up with the non-stop grifting from the couple.

The wealthy woman who owns the beach house is rumored to be Sarah Blakely, who has a house in the Caribbean and only flies privately.

She seems like a really nice person and would agree to lend the beach house when asked.

This is not the first time that Megan has been accused of being a freeloader.

According to Tina Brown, the author of a new book on the royal family, Megan wanted leading lady status in the UK and used her blog, The Tig, to get luxury freebies.

Brown explains in her book, “The Truth and the Turmul,” that Megan won a reputation among luxury brands for being warmly interested in receiving bags of designer swag.

Even after marrying Prince Harry, Megan allegedly continued to try and get freebies from luxury brands.

A publicist claimed to have been copied into a message from the Duchess’s team where Megan allegedly wrote, “Make sure the publicist knows that she can still send me anything.”

While it may be fine for an actress to accept free designer fashion, it’s against royal protocol.

Sources told The Sun that Markle was livid when she was told she couldn’t keep the duds which were sent to her at Kensington Palace.

It seems that Megan and Harry have not yet learned their lesson about accepting freebies.

Overall, it is clear that the Sussexes have gained a reputation for being shameless grifters who are always on the lookout for freebies.

While they may have left the royal family, it seems that their love for luxury items has not diminished.

The constant requests for freebies from the couple have left many people frustrated, including Netflix and Spotify.

It remains to be seen whether the couple will learn to live within their means or continue to rely on the generosity of others.