The British royal family is rumored to be on the brink of a major revelation.

Following the release of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Netflix docuseries, royal experts claim that the gloves are off as the family prepares to publish a report detailing complaints against Meghan for bullying palace staff.

This report, previously buried by the firm, is said to be highly critical of the Duchess of Sussex and her treatment of employees.

In his book Revenge, Tom Bower confirms that Meghan Markle bullied her niece, Princess Charlotte, and even influenced her best friend Jessica Mulroney and Mulroney’s daughter Ivy to do the same.

It begs the question: what kind of grown woman feels threatened by a three-year-old girl?

Apparently, an insecure one who resents the fact that a toddler ranks higher than her husband in the British line of succession.

A YouTube video by Sue Smith has brought attention to a moment during the 2018 royal wedding.

Smith re-examines a scene where Meghan interacts with the children, waiting for them to pass by.

Her smile fades briefly when she locks eyes with Charlotte, only to return when she hands flowers to Ivy Mulroney.

Body language experts have analyzed this moment, suggesting that Meghan’s narcissism briefly slips, revealing her true feelings.

It appears that bullying a three-year-old was her way of asserting control, as the young princess was defenseless.

Meghan’s envy of women with status is another factor mentioned in Tom Bower’s book.

This could explain why she views Charlotte and Catherine as threats, as they hold more status than Harry ever will.

However, Meghan’s attempts to hinder Charlotte’s self-confidence seem to have failed, as the young princess is now a thriving seven-year-old, exemplified by her participation in the Commonwealth Games.

Back in March 2021, Buckingham Palace initiated an investigation into allegations of Meghan bullying her assistants.

It was even claimed that Harry urged one aide to drop the issue.

In June 2022, Queen Elizabeth II’s Treasurer, Michael Stevens, announced that the privately funded review of the royal household’s handling of these allegations had been completed.

However, the report’s findings were not disclosed at that time.

Despite the review being seemingly swept under the rug, a PR expert believes that the royal family may use it in light of the current crisis involving Meghan and Harry.

Edward Coram James stated that the report is likely to be highly critical of the Duchess of Sussex, with several former royal aides accusing her of bullying.

He posits that the report has not been released to protect Meghan’s image, but rather because the timing has not been right.

The palace, known for its expertise in crisis management, will most likely publish the report when it carries the most weight, after the current scandals have blown over.

There are speculations that the royals might counter any false claims made by the Sussexes about the monarchy in their docuseries.

However, James believes that they will not directly address the allegations.

Instead, they may choose to refute them in other ways.

As the British royal family gears up to potentially reveal the report on Meghan’s alleged bullying, the world waits to see how this ongoing saga will unfold.