It wasn't long before the Duke and Duchess of Sussex hit back after new reports of how difficult it can be to work for them.
As I reported last week, US film and TV industry trade magazine The Hollywood Reporter wrote a bombshell article claiming that the couple had such a high turnover of US staff allegedly because 'everyone's terrified of Meghan', she reduced 'grown men to tears' and that Harry was an 'enabler'.
It was a short piece that didn't even make the front cover. But the Sussexes' reaction was even more interesting than the original story. Uncontained fury would be my reading...
Not long after the article hit the website, the Sussexes' current and former staff were quoted in American celebrity magazine Us Weekly about how amazing the pair were to work for, and dispelling the claims made in the Hollywood Reporter article.
Meghan a fabulous boss who gives baskets of fruit, freshly laid eggs (from the Sussex chickens, obvs) and flowers to staff who visit her $13 million Montecito home.
Harry-well, he's an equally lovely chief who always has time for chit-chat, while the pair give 'top-notch' hand-me-downs from Archie and Lili to new parents, and new leads to first-time dog owners on staff.
This story is from the {{IssueName}} edition of {{MagazineName}}.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber ? Sign In
This story is from the {{IssueName}} edition of {{MagazineName}}.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber? Sign In
EAT WELL (even on a budget) - Easy meals that make the most of your store cupboard, and won't break the bank
Courgette and pesto pasta
The CATCH
The house was perfect - so why was it so cheap?
Elizabeth and THE RAIN
She had made Lisa's life a misery- and now she was back
I won't stop taking my daughter out of school... - TO GO TO THE BEACH!
One mum tells us why fun, spontaneous days are sometimes more important than being in the classroom
Where's the JUSTICE?
Catherine Wardle's son died over a senseless Snapchat spat
Fat-shamed BY MY MUM
Gemma Hall, 28, showed off her snaps and got a dose of tough love
Fighting for SURVIVAL
When Danielle Camilleri collapsed at 40, the diagnosis was devastating
Finding love AFTER LOSS
As Kelsey Parker moves on after losing her husband Tom, we investigate how difficult it is to find love again in widowhood
Phil's revenge
Phillip Schofield is back on our screens after a 16-month hiatus and it seems it's all-out war between the former presenter and ITV.
'I'm too scared TO HAVE SURGERY'
Christine Lampard on gratitude, staying in shape and date nights with husband Frank.
