The former royals who have worked have seen their staff decrease since they moved to the United States, in the midst of the relationships of a tense relationship between the Duchess of Sussex and its former staff members.

This report comes in the middle of an aggravation of the fracture between Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and the royal family while the Duke of Sussex requests reconciliation but continues to receive silent treatment.

According to Page six,, Harry and Meghan cut their communication team as they seek to manage their finances more effectively.

The Duke and the Duchess of Sussex saw a total of 25 staff members leaving them since they left their royal roles and moved to the United States

“It is the same old story – they go through the staff as quickly as normal people travel hygienic paper. Milk lasts longer than their employees,” said a royal source.

We still do not know if Harry and Meghan have financial difficulties, despite their successful documentary series, “Harry & Meghan” and the Netflix show by Meghan, “With Love, Meghan”.

The couple obtained a Netflix agreement of a value of up to $ 100 million, but this contract should expire this year.

The streaming giant would now have opted for offers of “first look” instead of exclusive contracts, which means that Harry and Meghan could re-sign much less than what their current agreement is worth.

The situation with their Netflix contract could be difficult for Harry and Meghan, because their lifestyle is quite expensive.

Since then, they have lost their royal protection and now have a huge annual security bill, which was worth around $ 2 million, as well as covering their travel costs, according to Page six.

When they crossed the pond five years ago, they paid $ 14.65 million attractive to their Montecito house, which is now worth around 27 million dollars.

Official documents show that they have withdrawn a mortgage of $ 9.5 million and reimburse it with interest by 2050, indicating that a $ 5 million deposit has been made.

They must also pay a substantial annual property tax of $ 288,000, in addition to covering the costs of their communications staff and their personal office, as well as the foundation, production and employees of the Archewell at their California home.

Harry and Meghan should also pay part of their foreign tours, who have seen the Royals based in Montecito visit Nigeria and Colombia.

Back in June, Good morning! Review reported that Harry and Meghan had suddenly lost four members of their staff following an unharmed number who had previously left their roles.

They lost Kyle Boulia, their assistant press secretary based in Los Angeles, and Charlie Gipson, who worked as a European communications director.

They also lost the top Archewell executives, including the director of communications from Eesha Tank and the former operations chief Lianne Cashin.

A Vanity The report earlier this year suggested that the royal couple is not easy to work with and that Meghan would often turn cold and removed if “something was wrong”.

Another presentation by The Hollywood Reporter said that “everyone is terrified by Meghan” and that she was nicknamed “difficult duchess” by her American staff.

A source said: “She lowers people, she does not take advice. They are both bad decision -makers, they frequently change their mind. Harry is a very, very charming person – not at all – but he is really a catalyst. And she is simply terrible.”

The initiates said Page six that the couple was so angry with the Vanity story that Harry did everything possible to protect his wife by bringing the staff to work on a US Weekly History featuring quotes from former staff members who expressed their love to work with the duo.