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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry bla.me everyone else but themselves, expert slams

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have dismissed six members of their PR team but now sources have warded off.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were savaged following their latest decision to dismiss their communications team, in what sources described as a “purge” of their PR circle.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have laid off at least six members of their PR team, including UK-based Charlie Gipson, their Director of Communications in Europe, and US-based Kyle Boulia, their deputy press secretary.

One of the unlucky team members given the boot was Lianne Cashin, the former head of operations at Archewell, just weeks after she was recommended to a senior consultant and praised by sources close to the Montecito couple.

The latest shakeup is thought to have happened before Meghan dropped her highly contentious twerking video on Instagram to celebrate  Princess Lilibet’s fourth birthday.

Meanwhile, the Sussex team had already developed smaller in recent months after Deesha Tank, Archewell’s Director of Communications, quited several weeks ago.

Now, a source has slammed the couple and accused them of “failing to understand why things don’t change.” They told The Sun: “Meghan and Harry always bla.me everyone else and never themselves.

“No one ever seems to be good enough for them and yet they fail to understand why things don’t change.”

Harry and Meghan’s bad publicity went throughout the year, after the Duchess was slammed for her “chaotic” rebranding of American Riviera Orchard to As Ever.

Earlier this month, it arised that the Sussex couple added PR agency Method Communications to their roster and appointed Emily Robinson as their Director of Communications.

She added: “Transitioning from a team of two to an agency support staff of eight, operating across five different time zones, will give international media and stakeholders better access.”