Palace staff 'seething' over Harry and Meghan's Netflix trailers, sources say trends now
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Buckingham Palace was under pressure to lift confidentiality agreements on former staff so they can counter claims made by Harry and Meghan in their Netflix series.
Members of the Sussexes' now defunct household are said to be 'seething with rage' over trailers for the six-part documentary, the first three hours of which were due out this morning.
The couple have been shown claiming they had no protection from the Palace and that aides actively leaked and 'planted stories' against them as part of a 'dirty game'.
Now several former employees, part of what the Mail previously revealed to be known as 'The Sussex Survivors' Club', have said they either want Buckingham Palace to respond in full to Harry and Meghan's 'outrageous' claims – or the opportunity to do so themselves.
Members of the Sussexes' now defunct household are said to be 'seething with rage' over trailers for the six-part documentary
In the latest Netflix trailer, Harry says: 'No one knows the full truth. We know the full truth'
That would mean the royal household lifting the non-disclosure agreements they were forced to sign before either quitting or losing their jobs when the Sussexes walked away as working royals and moved to the US.
One source told the Mail: 'People are getting utterly fed up of having to listen to them [Harry and Meghan] spouting these claims with their hands tied behind their backs. They want the opportunity to correct them.
'And if the Palace isn't going to do that because it is so concerned about exacerbating this war of attrition with the duke and duchess, or because – as we are told – they feel it is wrong for them to speak for former staff, then let them do it themselves. They
