The drama at Kensington Palace continues this morning.
Following a statement issued last Monday by the Palace in reference to a supposed feud between Meghan and Kate, it has now been revealed that a second Royal aide to Meghan Markle is due to step down.
Interim private secretary to Meghan and Harry, Samantha "The Panther" Cohen, has reportedly made it clear that she does not want her role made permanent.
The key member of Kensington Palace staff has, according to the Sunday Times, informed her employers that she will step down from the job following the birth of Meghan's baby in spring 2019.
This is the second member of staff Meghan has lost since marrying Harry in May.
Kensington Palace has yet to make an official announcement but the news comes as rumours build around Meghan's difficult behavior.
However, Cohen had expressed plans to resign last summer but then accepted a temporary job working for the newlyweds.
Cohen has worked for the Royals for 17 years and was once the assistant private secretary to Queen Elizabeth II.
Meghan's first personal assistant Melissa Touabti left her role six months after the Royal wedding.
The Sunday Times is reporting that Meghan is now being labelled 'Duchess Difficult'.
