Years before she would instigate Prince Harry into brining one of the largest disorders in the royal family, her coworkers who saw her in the stages of “Suits” have identified Princess Meghan Markle as one of great frustration.
Long before she became the Duchess of Sussex and later brought great controversy by residing from all public roles as royalty, Markle was an aspiring actress in Hollywood.
Those who knew her from her time before becoming a royalty remembers her as one of the hardest actresses to work together, whether that be her refusing to accept a director’s cut if she wasn’t satisfied with the cut or always asking for the perfect picture before it was put on paper.
One of the industry insiders who worked along side Markle remarked how it would sometimes take multiple hours before Markle would show up on stage. According to this witness, the royal to be always had tears because she felt others were prettier than her or that she wasn’t the focus of the show.
According to insiders, the claims seems to be corroborated by those who already called Markle a princess before she married into the royalty. The Daily Mail reports how this is because everyone who had to work with her found to her to be a tough model or actress to work with.
One of the videographers that worked with the future Duchess said he knew that Markle was acting like a diva although he didn’t recognize her at all. He added that the attitude was so visible from the way she talked and treated everyone around the set.
According to him, Markle would show up on set without any makeup put on her. The photographer also added that it almost seemed liked Markle didn’t want to be filmed, which made her show up in the stages in what was natural for her.
The photographer said that no one including himself was impressed at how Markle handled herself on the stage. Using his word, he believed that a D-Lister who just began her career in Tinseltown was working and respecting everyone to treat her like an A-star.
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