A royal commentator has claimed that people "were left shaking with fear" and the palace has an "unexploded bomb" after further Meghan Markle bullying claims made headlines.
The Duchess of Sussex has previously been accused of bullying staff members during her time as a working royal, Meghan and Prince Harry - who both stepped down as senior working royals at the start of 2020 - have both previously denied all claims.
Former royal reporter for the BBC, Michael Cole has claimed that new evidence could come to light that could be damning for Meghan.Cole said: "In Buckingham Palace, there is a big safe. And inside that safe is the equivalent of an unexploded bomb.
"That is the report that was drafted by the lawyer who was asked by Buckingham Palace to look into these allegations of bullying, which allegedly took place after Meghan Markle joined the Royal Family in 2017."
He added: "What is going to be the effect depending upon the content of that report?
"As you so rightly said witnesses, some of them said, that they were shaking with fear and that they were in tears. They felt physically sick.
"And it is worth noting that since we've been taking an interest in Meghan Markle 17 close members of staff have left the employment of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex."
