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Duchess Meghan’s lawyer publicly denies the bullying allegations
Duchess Meghan will not get rid of the allegations of bullying despite denials
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The second part of the BBC documentary about the British royal family is tough too. Now Duchess Meghan’s lawyer had a say, commenting on her client’s allegations of bullying against the palace employees.
The BBC documentary “The Princes and the Press” stirs up a lot of dust in the British royal family. Now the second episode has aired and a focus of this episode is that Duchess Meghan has been accused of “emotional cruelty” by palace employees, her lawyer denies this Rumor now.
Duchess Meghan’s lawyer Jenny Afia comments on the allegations of bullying in the second episode of the BBC documentary. It has been reported in the past that Meghan employees quit because of their behavior because they felt bullied. One of the most interesting things about the attorney’s position is: “I think the first thing we should be clear about is what bullying really is. Bullying means using your power repeatedly and deliberately to harm someone else physically or mentally. “
Meghan denies having bullied employees
The formulation of the definition of bullying by Jenny Afia could lead to the conclusion that Meghan, with her behavior at the time, was in a gray area in between, because the following sentence also almost admits a little wrongdoing: “The Duchess of Sussex absolutely denies herself ever Guilty of bullying, but neither does she want to negate the personal feelings of others. “
When the moderator Amol Rajan asked whether there was evidence of innocence that could exonerate the Duchess, Afia replied: “It is hardly possible to prove the opposite, how can you prove bullying? And once such allegations are voiced, they remain are liable to you even if you deny it and have not done it. “