Meghan Markle has faced harsh criticism over her approach to friendships and relationships, with royal biographer Angela Levin making strong accusations against the Duchess of Sussex.
In an interview with GB News, Levin claimed Meghan has a habit of mingling with A-listers and billionaires but drops them when she no longer benefits from the relationship. “My own feeling is that this is the beginning of the end,” Levin said. “Once she feels secure on her own, she’s satisfied.” She further stated, “As we’ve seen throughout her life, she drops people when they’re no longer useful to her.”
These comments come amid a media storm surrounding Meghan, triggered by a Hollywood Reporter article in which a former employee called her a "dictator in high heels" and accused her of making people cry. However, supporters have pushed back, including former Archewell COO Mandana Dayani, who praised Meghan’s warmth and mentorship.
Recalling her experiences, Dayani told US Weekly about their meetings in Montecito, where Meghan would serve homemade lunches and create a relaxed, homely atmosphere. She fondly recalled moments of bonding over champagne and music, describing Meghan as approachable and kind.
Despite the negative press, Dayani emphasized that Meghan’s support extended beyond work, as they were still planning future lunches together.
